Colleen Jones+FollowCar Prices About to Jump—Even for U.S. ModelsHeads up if you’re car shopping: prices are about to go up, and not just for imports. Tariffs are hitting hard, and automakers can’t keep eating the costs. Expect to see fewer cheap trims, more pricey option bundles, and sneaky higher delivery fees. Experts say we could see a 6%+ price hike by 2026. Even your favorite domestic models aren’t safe from the sticker shock! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarPrices106Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowCar Prices Are Going Wild in 2025Car shopping just got way more stressful. Tariffs are jacking up prices on imported cars and parts, while those sweet federal EV tax credits are about to disappear. Ford and other big names are losing billions, luxury brands are hiking prices, and even used EVs are about to get pricier. If you’re thinking about buying an electric car, you might want to act fast—after September, the deals could be gone and prices could spike by thousands. The car market is officially in chaos! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarPrices4856Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowWhy Your Next Car Might Cost $7,500 MoreHeads up if you’re car shopping: major brands like Jeep and Dodge could jack up prices by $7,500 if new tariffs hit. That’s because bringing cars and parts from Europe might get way pricier, and companies like Stellantis are already bracing for big losses. If you’re not ready to pay more, you’re not alone—most folks might just keep their old ride longer. Time to baby that 12-year-old car! #Business #CarPrices #MoneyHacks10Share
johnny12+FollowSay Goodbye to Cheap New Cars!The last new car under $20K in the U.S.—the Mitsubishi Mirage—is about to vanish for good. With less than 1,700 left, it’s basically your final chance to snag a budget-friendly ride before prices go even higher. The average new car now costs almost $50K (yikes!), and experts say prices could spike even more with new tariffs and 2026 models on the way. Affordable new cars? Basically extinct. #Cars #BuyingCar #CarPrices01Share
William Goodwin+FollowCar Brands Facing Major Price HikesTariffs are about to shake up car prices big time! If a 25% tariff hits, brands like Buick, Hyundai, and Kia could see sticker prices jump over 20%—ouch. Buick tops the list, thanks to most of its cars being made in China and South Korea. Meanwhile, Tesla barely flinches with just a 3% bump, since most of its cars are made in the U.S. Thinking of buying? Might want to check where your car is built! #CarPrices #Tariffs #AutoIndustry #Cars211Share
Jennifer Patel+FollowToyota & Lexus Prices Are Going Up!Car prices are creeping up again—Toyota just announced their vehicles will cost an average of $270 more starting next month, and Lexus isn’t off the hook either (expect about $208 more). They say it’s just a regular price review, not the tariffs, but it’s happening right after destination charges went up too. BMW and Ford are hiking prices as well, so if you’re car shopping, brace yourself for some sticker shock! #Toyota #Lexus #CarPrices #Cars10Share
larsontiffany+FollowToyota Prices Are Going Up—Here’s WhyHeads up if you’re car shopping! Toyota just announced they’re bumping up prices on some of their US cars by an average of $270 starting in July. Even Lexus models are getting pricier—about $208 more on average. While everyone’s blaming new tariffs, Toyota says it’s just part of their usual price review. Either way, your next ride might cost a bit more! #Toyota #CarPrices #AutoNews #Cars2222Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowCar Prices Are About to Spike Again?!Everyone’s been rushing to buy cars lately, thinking tariffs will make prices skyrocket. Dealers have seen the biggest jump in foot traffic in years, and incentives made new cars more affordable for a hot minute. But the party’s over—prices are creeping back up, interest rates are still high, and experts say car payments are eating up way too much of our paychecks. If you’re thinking about buying, brace yourself for sticker shock this summer! #CarShopping #AutoTrends #CarPrices #Cars #BuyingCar182Share
Stephanie Crawford+FollowUsed Cars Are Basically New Car Prices?!Used car prices are wild right now—like, almost as much as buying new! The average 3-year-old car is going for over $30k, just $17k less than brand new. Thanks to pandemic chip shortages and fewer leases, there’s way less inventory, so prices are spiking. If you leased a car recently, you might actually make money trading it in. But for everyone else, the window for a deal might have already closed. Tariffs could make things even crazier soon! #CarMarket #UsedCars #CarPrices #Cars00Share
Michael Wilson+FollowToyota Says Get Ready for Pricier CarsToyota just dropped a bomb: thanks to new tariffs, car prices are about to spike—big time. Their COO says these extra costs aren’t just hitting new cars, but also parts and repairs. Translation: even getting your car fixed will cost more. Toyota expects to lose 20% in profits and pay $1.3 billion in tariffs in just two months! If you’ve been thinking about buying or fixing up your ride, you might want to act fast before prices go through the roof. #Toyota #CarPrices #Tariffs #Cars1628Share
