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Used automobile costs soar to highest degree since 2023 as auto tariffs squeeze customers

Editorial Board Published May 8, 2025
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Normal Motors CEO Mary Barra discloses what she expects from the brand new auto tariffs and the way the corporate will adjust to the Trump administration’s steerage throughout a wide-ranging interview on ‘Mornings with Maria.’

Used automobile consumers are getting hit by increased costs for used vehicles because the auto market adjusts to President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on auto imports.

Used automobile costs in April had been notably increased than in March, because the Manheim Used Car Index rose to 208.2 — which quantities to a 2.7% improve from March and is 4.9% increased than final yr. That is the best studying for the index since October 2023.

“We expected to see strong price appreciation in response to the tariffs, and that’s exactly what came,” mentioned Jeremy Robb, senior director of financial and trade insights at Cox Automotive. “Weekly trends showed higher values as we moved through the month, but those increases tapered off each successive week.”

“Used retail sales remain stronger than normal, and wholesale days’ supply is a bit tighter, so we will likely see less depreciation than normal over Q2. As we move into the second half of the year, though, the auto market may slow as strong demand likely pulled some transactions forward in March and April as buyers tried to get ahead of expected higher prices due to tariffs,” Robb added.

AS TRUMP EASES AUTO TARIFFS, MERCEDES WILL EXPAND AT ALABAMA PLANT

Used automobile costs jumped in April by essentially the most since 2023 as a consequence of tariffs, the report discovered. (Jim Watson/AFP by way of Getty Photographs / Getty Photographs)

Retail gross sales of used autos in April had been down 1.7% from March, however had been 13% increased in contrast with a yr in the past. Within the final 4 weeks, the common retail itemizing value for a used car rose by 2%, the report discovered.

Gross sales of recent autos had been 11.1% increased in April than a yr in the past as considerations over tariffs resulting in increased costs later within the yr spurred a surge of gross sales, although the quantity declined 8% from a fair stronger March.

TRUMP’S 25% AUTO IMPORT TARIFFS: THESE ARE THE MOST IMPACTED MANUFACTURERS

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Earlier this yr, Trump introduced 25% tariffs on imported autos that had been as a consequence of take impact on April 2, whereas different 25% tariffs on imported auto elements had been set to take impact on Could 3.

On April 29, the president signed an govt order that changed the auto tariffs by providing an offset to a portion of tariffs for auto elements utilized in U.S.-assembled autos that quantity to three.75% of the Producer’s Prompt Retail Value (MSRP) of a producer’s U.S. manufacturing for the following yr, and a pair of.5% of U.S. manufacturing the next yr.

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The White Home mentioned the transfer “modifies the tariff action on automobiles and automobile parts by encouraging manufacturers to assemble their automobiles in the U.S., thereby reducing American reliance on foreign imports of automobiles and automobile parts.”

FOX Enterprise’ Aislinn Murphy contributed to this report.

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