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The European Commission is evaluating a proposed trade arrangement that would allow European automakers exporting cars from the U.S. to import vehicles from the EU at reduced tariff rates, potentially replacing a 25% tariff imposed by the U.S. This arrangement would significantly benefit companies like BMW and Mercedes-Benz, which have substantial production facilities in the U.S., while others like Volkswagen and Volvo Cars could face challenges due to their business models heavily reliant on imports. The negotiation reflects a complex interplay of interests between U.S. and European goals in the automotive sector.
Source: YAHOO