U.S. Automakers Face Higher Costs From Tariffs, Diesel and Computer Chips
American auto companies report rising costs for computer chips, steel, copper and the fuel used to transport their products.
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American automakers say they are paying more for key materials and components, including computer chips, steel and copper, NPR reports.
Tariffs and diesel costs are also contributing to the pressure. The increases affect both the inputs companies need and the fuel used to move their products.
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