Tariffs and Your Honda: What Colorado Buyers Need to Know in 2025
In our previous blog post, we discussed how international trade policies and tariffs can impact the automotive industry. Today, we’re providing an important update specifically for our Schomp Honda customers about how recent tariff changes may affect your vehicle purchase decisions.
Honda’s American-Made Advantage
Good news for Honda enthusiasts! Many of your favorite Honda models are built right here in the United States, which helps insulate them from the impact of international tariffs:
- Honda Accord – Made in the USA
- Honda Odyssey – Made in the USA
- Honda Passport – Made in the USA
- Honda Pilot – Made in the USA
- Honda Ridgeline – Made in the USA
This American manufacturing presence is a significant advantage in today’s shifting trade landscape. When you purchase one of these models at Schomp Honda, you’re not only supporting American jobs but potentially avoiding tariff-related price increases.
Mixed Production Models
Some popular Honda models have production split between multiple countries:
- Honda Civic – Production split between the USA and Canada, with the Type R hatchback imported from Japan
- Honda CR-V – Production split between the USA and Canada
How Recent Tariffs May Affect Vehicle Prices
According to recent reporting from Car and Driver, the automotive industry is beginning to feel the impact of new tariffs. Dealerships across the country are adjusting to these changes, which can affect vehicle pricing, especially for imported models.
For vehicles manufactured in countries subject to increased tariffs, these additional costs may be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices. Models imported from Japan, like the Civic Type R, could potentially see price adjustments as manufacturers and dealerships adapt to the new trade environment.
What This Means for Schomp Honda Customers
As your trusted Honda dealer in Colorado, we want to be transparent about how these industry changes might affect your next vehicle purchase:
- American-made Honda models (Accord, Odyssey, Passport, Pilot, and Ridgeline) are less likely to see significant tariff-related price changes.
- Mixed-production models like the Civic and CR-V may be variably affected depending on the specific vehicle’s production location.
- Imported specialty models like the Civic Type R from Japan may be more susceptible to tariff-related price adjustments.
Smart Shopping in Today’s Market
If you’re in the market for a new Honda, consider these strategies:
- Ask about production location: Our sales team can help identify which specific vehicles in our inventory were manufactured in the USA.
- Consider in-stock availability: Vehicles already on our lot may not yet reflect potential future price adjustments.
- Explore financing options: Our finance department can help you find the best solutions to manage your budget in this changing market.
The Schomp Honda Commitment
At Schomp Honda, we remain committed to providing transparent pricing and exceptional value regardless of market conditions. Our One Price. One Person. One Hour.® philosophy means you’ll always receive straightforward information about your vehicle purchase.
We’re closely monitoring developments in the automotive industry and will continue to keep our customers informed about how broader economic factors might impact your Honda ownership experience.
Have questions about specific models or how tariffs might affect your next purchase? Our knowledgeable team is ready to help. Contact us today or visit our Highlands Ranch dealership to learn more.
This information is current as of April 2025. International trade policies are subject to change, and the impact on specific vehicles may vary. Please consult with our sales team for the most up-to-date information regarding vehicle pricing and availability.
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