With tariffs now affecting imported cars and components, prices are set to rise significantly. Ferrari has already increased prices by 10%, but other vehicles may still offer value despite these economic challenges. For instance, the BMW M3 combines performance and practicality, making it a compelling choice even with tariff-induced price hikes. The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N and Ioniq 6, though largely manufactured abroad, deliver impressive performance relative to their cost. Sports car enthusiasts might consider models like the Nissan Z or Mazda MX-5, though price increases are expected. High-end options such as Audi’s RS series and Porsche’s 911 GT3 remain desirable despite their premium costs. These vehicles represent instant classics and justify their price tags, even amidst tariff pressures. So, which imported car would you still consider purchasing despite the financial implications of tariffs?
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