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Japanese Auto Sales in U.S. Drop 5.4% in Q1 Amid Market Shifts

Japanese automakers Honda, Subaru, and Toyota saw growth prior to Trump-era tariffs, indicating strong demand before trade disputes impacted the industry. The 5.4% decline in U.S. sales this quarter underscores the ongoing challenges for Japanese carmakers amid a tough market. Next, industry analysts will monitor how tariffs and trade policies influence future sales trajectories for these automakers.
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