Higher production costs driven by Trump administration trade moves will likely push up new vehicle prices, analysts said. That could send more shoppers looking for used cars and trucks, pushing up prices for secondhand vehicles.

President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs could send the cost of a new car soaring. Fixing the car you already have will likely get more costly, too.

On April 3, new tariffs will hit cars coming into the U.S. from other countries. A 25% tariff has new car shoppers' attention, and may have some rushing to buy. But is that really necessary?Think about the last car you purchased,