Japanese automakers, including Toyota, heavily depend on imports to supply the US market and have been dealing with the impact of tariffs on imported cars and parts imposed by President Donald Trump.

The increases come after the president put new tariffs in place, but Toyota denies the tariffs are playing a direct role.

The Tariff Impact The primary reason for these price increases is the 25 percent tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump in March on all vehicles and auto parts entering the U.S. market. Toyota ...

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Toyota is known for its high-quality cars, trucks, and SUVs for a low price, but according to a Reuters report, the company will be raising its prices soon.