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Donald Trump said “can’t worry less” if the car manufacturers raise the prices after his 25% of the tariff on foreign vehicles enters into force.

Some analysts have warned that Trump charges for vehicle import companies may lead to temporary exclusion of significant car production in the USA, the increase in prices and strain relations with allies.

But talked to NBC news on Saturday, the US president said he hoped that foreign car manufacturers increase prices because it means people buy American cars. We have plenty “.

Trump announced new taxation of 25% on the Wednesday to cars and auto parts entering from abroad, which enter into force on 2. April. Compensation for the imported vehicle importation is expected 3. April, and the taxes on the parts set to start in May or later.

When asked what his message was on the head of the car, he said, “Message congratulations, if you make your car in the United States, make a lot of money.”

He continued to say, “If you don’t, you will probably have to come to the United States, because if you make your car in the United States, there is no tariff.”

25% Importing Tax on Manufacturers Manufacturers briefly implemented but then paused In early March after the application of the main car manufacturers in North America like Ford, General Engines and Stellantis.

But Trump told the NBC that no longer plans to postpone the car tariffs, saying that they would be unwilling to give us some of the great value, otherwise, there is no place to negotiate. “

Trump comments come as the excursion street said The UK would not hesitate to retaliate against US tariffs if necessary.

The UK is in Last Minute negotiations with a white house and trying to get an exemption, claiming that – unlike other countries – the United Kingdom has a relatively equal trade relationship with the USA. Prime Minister Sir Keir Sturmer said he did not want to jump into the trade war.

Several major economies also promised to retaliate in response to Trump Tariffs.

Germany said “will not surrender” and that Europe has to “react tight”The French president branded the “waste of time” and “incoherently”, Canada is called the “direct attack”, and China accused Washington for the violation of international trade rules.