Stellantis warns of $2.7B loss in first half due to tariffs, big changes

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  1. In the fourth paragraph, I believe the last sentence should state that penalties are paid if the corporate average fuel economy DOES NOT MEET OR exceed a certain level.

  2. With today’s fragmented media landscape, I’m wondering how many of those 900 Michigan and Indiana auto workers even realized that when some of them voted for Trump, this is what they voted for.

    It was pretty obvious from what happened in Trump 1.0 that we were in for all kinds of chaos. Worse yet Trump 2. told everyone what he was going to do. But Faux News probably never mentioned what 98% of all economists were saying about who was going to pay for Trump Tariffs.

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