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See How the Prices on Your Favorite Items Could Change After Trump’s Tariffs

Cars

Another source of higher prices for consumers that can be accounted to the tariffs on imported metal could come in the form of paying more for new cars. The 25 percent tariff on imported steel should add about $175 to the price of a $35,000 car, though it would vary depending on just how much steel is in the car’s design.

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