This seems like another Trump policy aimed at harassing and detaining law-abiding Americans and exacerbating an already crisis-level trucking industry problem.

The move is designed to ease the financial strain on companies hit by Trump's 25 percent auto tariffs.

Truckers hauling export freight to the Port of Los Angeles this week will likely be turning around and heading home with an empty load.

Car companies around the world could lose billions of pounds each year if Governments do not use President Trump's 90-day tariff pause to negotiate deals.

US consumers are unlikely to accept 25% price rises on imported cars from the UK and sales will fall as a result of Trump’s tariffs.

Shares in the group have plunged by a third this year as orders for its electric vehicles have plummeted across many major markets. Is there any way back?

As carmakers across the world assess the impact that tariffs may have on vehicle prices, some experts have speculated price rises outside of America.

Fears that Trump's new trade tariffs could trigger a global recession has sent oil prices plummeting - and drivers will benefit at the pumps.

Dealership chain Vertu, accused Sir Keir Starmer of merely 'tinkering' while Ford warned that more is needed to tackle the 'challenging' conditions.

Classic car imports to the US have been given exemption from the 25% tariffs. The 8.7bn a year industry is relieved but there could be a spanner in the works...