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US Vehicle Sales Rose 2.4% In 2025 — Best Year Since 2019: White House

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The White House stated that in 2025, new U.S. vehicle sales rose by 2.4 percent — the industry's strongest performance since 2019.

Earlier this year, analysts claimed President Donald Trump's Made in America trade agenda would "deal a serious blow to automakers," "cut sales by millions," and "increase prices."

These so-called experts could not have been more wrong, the White House said in an article published on Tuesday.

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