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Wall Street analysts predict lower second-quarter profits for Ford, GM and Stellantis due to tariff pressures and slowing sales.

With new-vehicle inventory shrinking as automakers pull back on production and imports — plus the coming elimination of the EV tax credit — the second half of the year is looking less robust for sales ...

Toyota to Lift US Prices by Over $200 in July Toyota Motor Corp has confirmed that it will increase the prices of selected Toyota and Lexus models sold in the United States by an average of US $270 ...

Trump's tariffs on imported automobiles have upended the outlook for the global industry, yet the US remains by far the most important market for Japan's Toyota, South Korea's Hyundai and Asian rivals ...

Japanese and South Korean automakers are beginning to pass rising trade costs onto American consumers as hopes for a swift ...

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Amid widespread forecasts of double-digit declines in second-quarter operating profit, speculation is growing that Hyundai Motor and Kia may need to consider raising their prices in the United ...

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Despite looming price increases, Nike bosses said they’ve worked to minimize the impact of the tariffs on shoppers. The hike is part of a four-part strategy to offset its $1 billion in tariff costs.

Toyota attributed the drop to a reduced number of operating days in Japan. Looking ahead, Toyota plans to raise prices on certain U.S. models by more than $200 starting next month.

Toyota is known for its high-quality cars, trucks, and SUVs for a low price, but according to a Reuters report, the company will be raising its prices soon.