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In recent discussions, Farley highlighted the chaos spreading through the industry, asserting that a 25% tariff on vehicles produced in Mexico and Canada would lead to unprecedented turmoil. This concern arises from the fact that both Ford and General Motors rely heavily on production facilities in these neighboring countries. Should these tariffs materialize, it could result in severe financial losses, forcing the carmakers to increase vehicle prices significantly or absorb the costs with already thin margins.