Letters reviewed by Reuters reveal that Toyota, Nissan, and Ford recently contacted Japanese suppliers urging cooperation in light of the tariffs—but offered few specifics.

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S peaking at a press conference on May 19, Toyota Motor North America Chief Operating Officer Mark Templin said that there ...

Top 100 companies either estimate a big hit to profits or say extreme uncertainty hinders efforts to predict impact ...

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Japanese automakers have few immediate options to offset the impact of the additional U.S. tariff on cars. Toyota Motor Corp.