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Despite major tariff costs, GM won’t raise car prices—choosing to absorb the hit and focus on long-term solutions instead.

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Citing customer feedback, Stellantis is simplifying its in-vehicle features — which the company calls "Connected Services" — into two plans: one for free, the other for $17.99 a month.

As tariffs raise uncertainty in the auto market, more buyers are turning to used vehicles, driving up prices and tightening supply, especially for budget-friendly options.