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Many of President Donald Trump's tariffs stack on top of previous ones, leading to quickly compounding costs for auto manufacturers.

President Donald Trump paused most reciprocal tariffs on trading partners for 90 days, but sectoral tariffs, such as those on vehicles, still apply.

Auto tariffs are in effect, but they aren't quite as steep for most Canadian and Mexican vehicle and parts imports.

The 25 percent auto tariff is already having a large impact on the auto industry.

Vehicles are subject to a new import tax. Here's a look at all the tariffs the auto industry faces.

Vehicles and auto parts already subject to a 25 percent auto tariff are exempt from reciprocal levies Trump announced April 2.

S&P Global Mobility analyst Stephanie Brinley talks about what 25 percent auto tariffs will likely mean for the industry.

President Donald Trump's tariffs are quickly adding up. Here's a look at what's in effect now, what's coming up and how new levies are impacting auto manufacturers.

The U.S. will implement a 25 percent tariff on vehicles built outside the U.S., President Donald Trump said March 26. The tariffs go into effect April 3.

Conflicting statements and reports on tariffs add further confusion in the auto industry as manufacturers await a new round of levies.