Tariffs May Impact Honda Parts and Repairs
The new 25% tariffs on imported auto parts are expected to drive up the cost of maintaining and repairing many Honda vehicles. While Honda manufactures several models in the U.S., many essential components-like transmissions, sensors, and electronics-are still sourced internationally. These imported parts are now subject to higher duties, which may lead to increased repair bills for consumers. This could also raise insurance costs or make routine maintenance more expensive over time. At Zeigler Honda of Racine, our service team is here to help you find the most affordable solutions and navigate these pricing changes.
At Zeigler Honda of Racine, we're committed to helping you navigate these changes. Our knowledgeable staff can provide detailed information about each model's production and parts sourcing, ensuring you make an informed decision that aligns with your budget and preferences.
As Trump's tariffs reshape the auto market in 2025, it's important to understand how your vehicle choice impacts both your finances and the broader economy. Fortunately, Honda produces several models-like the Honda Accord, CR-V, Civic, and Pilot-right here in the United States. These vehicles are built by American workers in Ohio, Indiana, and Alabama, helping shield them from the added costs tied to imported vehicles and parts.
When you choose a U.S.-made Honda, you're not just getting a great vehicle at a more stable price-you're also supporting American jobs and manufacturing. At Zeigler Honda of Racine, we're proud to offer vehicles that combine global innovation with American craftsmanship. Visit us to explore our full lineup and find a Honda vehicle you'll be proud to drive.