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Jaguar/Range Rover are the first to exit the US market due to the tariffs. They aren't shipping cars to the US anymore. Just think, if they close their dealerships in the US, everybody who owns a Jaguar/Range Rover will lose a lot of money. Nobody will want to buy such a car, if there is no dealer and no service. The same could happen to Mercedes, VW, etc. I'm glad I sold my VW earlier this year. As long as you're cherry picking Rob, another way to look at that, is that people in the United States wont have the ability to pay for two car brands that are badly over priced for what you get and not real reliable. The service will get picked up by independents. Why will current owners lose money at a greater rate than depreciation?
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