Tariffs imposed upon Japanese passenger vehicle imports into the U.S. tend to

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Tariffs on Japanese passenger vehicle imports into the U.S. result in higher prices for these vehicles for American consumers, making them less attractive and hurting consumer choices. However, for U.S. automakers, this creates an opportunity to sell more American-made vehicles that are now more competitively priced compared to Japanese imports. Thus, tariffs are likely to harm U.S. consumers and help U.S. automakers.

Tariffs Imposed Upon Japanese Passenger Vehicle Imports into the U