Ford Issues a Warning: “Buy Now Before Trump’s Tariffs Make It Worse”

Ford Issues a Warning: “Buy Now Before Trump’s Tariffs Make It Worse”

Ford just pulled the emergency brake on your summer car dreams.

In a new memo, the automaker warned:

Prices are going up—thanks to Trump’s auto tariffs.

If those tariffs from the last administration don’t get rolled back, expect to pay more at the dealership, maybe as soon as this summer.

That’s right.

It’s not just inflation.

It’s not just greedy dealers.

It’s policy whiplash—and consumers are the crash test dummies.

What does that mean for you?

Eyeing a new Ford? You might want to buy before the price hike.

Waiting for summer deals? Those deals might be dead on arrival.

Thinking it’s just Ford? Think again. Every U.S. automaker is bracing for impact.

Trump’s “America First” tariffs were supposed to help U.S. industry. But now they’re helping U.S. consumers go broke at the dealership.

TL;DR: Your next car might cost more—not because of demand, but because of a trade war that never really ended.

So buckle up, because sticker shock is coming to a lot near you.