The Tariff Bill Is Coming Due, and Automakers Are Running Out of Places to Hide It
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The Tariff Bill Is Coming Due, and Automakers Are Running Out of Places to Hide It. Governments are responding in ways that reveal how differently each sees its own leverage. Toyota's share of that bill runs to roughly $9.1 billion for its current fiscal year, the single largest tariff exposure of any manufacturer, from a company that built its entire postwar identity on lean, cost-disciplined manufacturing.
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The Tariff Bill Is Coming Due, and Automakers Are Running Out of Places to Hide It.
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Governments are responding in ways that reveal how differently each sees its own leverage.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Toyota's share of that bill runs to roughly $9.1 billion for its current fiscal year, the single largest tariff exposure of any manufacturer, from a company that built its entire postwar identity on lean, cost-disciplined manufacturing.
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