Tariffs on Old Cars Now a Reality

[LT1vette]

I just stumbled on this article from Hemmings... Read down to the heading.. Taxes on imported vehicles over 30 years old by country.

It appears to contradict itself in the same paragraph.. Canada 0% duty (25 years or older)
Then the last line states " Canada has already indicated it will likely be charging a 25% duty on cars 25 years old or older, and Japan may possibly do the same."

I'm just the messenger..




https://www.hemmings.com/stories/veh...4kdG7Ea6i8gIng

[daverd]

Originally Posted by turbo69bird

Didnt read this whole thread but part of the reason “part” is that in 2016 to 2020 when Trump put tariffs on China goods they found their way around it by using Mexico and CANADA as a way in without them

But that’s just a piece of it , we have a deficit and many countries charge us a tariff we don’t need their crap and they need our crap so why should we pay them a tariff or in a
Some cases they call it a tax. We shouldn’t. Sometimes you got deal w a little headache to fix a problem .
But most of it is propaganda. Like when they squawk about shutting down the government for the budget. That’s all fake. . It only really stood 20 percent of the government which saves us money BUT even the prime who work that get the shut down get paid in arrears when it reopens.
None of it is a really big deal.

Exactly 👍