
Episode · Thursday, September 10, 2026 · 5:10
Trump Signs Five Tariff Proclamations on Canada
Five new proclamations from the White House land on Canadian vehicles, dairy and alcohol, with one set of duties widening September fifteenth and an outright import ban following September twenty-ninth. Canada's own retaliation is already in force, matched dollar for dollar against roughly eight hundred seventy-four tariff lines. NIADA Dashboard and the Department of Finance Canada carry the mechanics, while CBT News, Automotive Dive and CNBC all cover a parallel pressure campaign on Ford's China partnerships. Auto Remarketing has a private equity deal, a fresh dealer hire and a look at EV transport myths, Motor Trader flags a fifteen percent drop in used diesel sales, and The Drive covers Honda's engine strategy and Volvo's cheapest SUV getting an update. None of it changes a landed-cost sheet by itself, but the dates on this one are close.
In this episode
- Trump signs five Section 338 proclamations hitting Canadian vehiclesNIADA Dashboard
- Canada's counter-tariffs on US goods took effect September 8Department of Finance Canada
- What hydrogen vehicles could mean for car dealerships in the next decadeCBT News
- Why dealer profitability depends on more than vehicle salesCBT News
- Trump admin challenges Ford’s China partnerships, Wholesale prices dip 0.9%, GM expands security camerasCBT News
- Transportation secretary urges Ford to cut technology ties with ChinaAutomotive Dive
- Trump administration expresses 'profound concern' over Ford's ties to China - CNBCPlant + supply chain (GN)
- Don Hall warns dealers to prepare for Chinese competitionCBT News
- Affordability issues, sales outlook damp dealer optimism in Q3Automotive Dive
- Clement Auto Group stretches reach to Ohio with latest acquisitionAuto Remarketing



