Impact of proposed new tariffs on foreign built cars?

[ragingwookies]

I totally lucked out last night. I wasn't expecting a call for another couple of months, and was starting to resign myself to supercharging my Taco for better towing, but the dealer called me out of the blue because some housewife rejected her allocation. She didn't like the Saddle Tan seats! Lady must either live in a bubble or rich enough to just throw money away. Anyway, as of a few short hours ago, I am the proud owner of a 2025 Overtrail! MSRP and tariff free!

Congrats!

 

[MtnGX]

Saw this article. Offers some hope

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/toyota-says-it-will-maintain-operations-despite-us-tariffs-2025-03-31/

 

[jclaffee]

Saw this article. Offers some hope

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/toyota-says-it-will-maintain-operations-despite-us-tariffs-2025-03-31/

Also see posts #33 and #58

 

[tmitchem]

I shopped around at 6 different dealers between NC and VA. I ordered my 2025 Luxury + from a dealer in Alexandria VA in November for MSRP. I picked it up at the beginning of March.
All the other dealers charged a up charge over MSRP ranging from $3,000 to $9,000 for same vehicle.
Just a suggestion that people do a search around several states not just the one you live in. It is worth a drive to save several thousand dollars.

 

[Michael T]

Has anyone looked at getting an allocation/purchase in canada and transporting down to US?