Ford builds more cars in America than any other automaker — but instead of reaping the rewards, it’s being hit hardest by new trade rules.
Detroit-based Ford assembles 80 percent of its US-sold vehicles domestically. But it still relies on imported parts and aluminum — which now face punishing duties.
Under new trade deals with Japan, the EU, and South Korea, many imported goods are subject to a 15 percent tariff. That includes cars from Ford's big rivals Toyota, VW and Kia.
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