U.S.-Built Cars Fall to 28.4% of Canadian Sales as Tariffs Backfire
Only 28.4% of new vehicles sold in Canada in the first half of 2026 were U.S.-built, down from 35.4% a year earlier, as tariffs push buyers toward Asian and European brands.
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Only 28.4% of new vehicles sold in Canada in the first half of 2026 were U.S.-built, down from 35.4% a year earlier, as tariffs push buyers toward Asian and European brands.
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