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Men repair the brakes on a truck in the parking lot of an auto parts store in Middletown, Ohio, in 2025. Prices of car parts, car repairs and car insurance are expected to rise if tariffs remain in place.

Men repair the brakes on a truck in the parking lot of an auto parts store in Middletown, Ohio, in 2025. Prices of car parts, car repairs and car insurance are expected to rise if tariffs remain in place. Scott Olson/Getty Images hide caption

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A slew of new tariffs, including some specific to vehicles, have many Americans reassessing their plans to buy a car— moving them up to take advantage of today's tariff-free pricing, or reevaluating whether they want a new car at all, given the economic uncertainty.

President Trump has recently floated the idea of a temporary pauseon the 25% tax on imported cars, as a reprieve for automakers.

But even if he goes ahead with that idea, tariffs will still affect the auto industry. And deciding not to purchase a new car won't fully insulate drivers from price changes, either.

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