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Dealerships adopt ‘business as usual’ mindset amid tariff uncertainty

LaFontaine Ford Lansing, a member dealer of LaFontaine Automotive Group, is one of many dealers who will be selling new vehicles with employee discounts after Ford expanded the program following Trump's 25% auto tariff.
LaFontaine Ford Lansing is one of many dealerships selling new vehicles with employee discounts after the automaker expanded the program following Trump's 25 percent auto tariff. (LAFONTAINE FORD LANSING)
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April 16, 2025 04:35 PM

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