1. United States
2. Pa.
3. Letter

The proposed 25% tariff on imported cars and trucks risks driving up costs significantly for American consumers and businesses. According to analyses, car prices could surge by over $12,000 for some models due to these new import duties. Rather than boosting domestic production, this move may make new vehicles unaffordable luxuries for many households. Furthermore, it strains relations with key U.S. trading partners like Canada, Mexico, Japan, and Europe. I urge you to reconsider this tariff plan, as it will likely fuel inflation without achieving the intended goals of bolstering American auto manufacturing. Consumers and the economy will bear the brunt through higher prices and reduced sales. More balanced policies are needed to support domestic automakers while avoiding harm to American families and businesses.