Since new tariffs imposed by the U.S. administration on automotive imports came into effect in 2025, many consumers in Quebec have been wondering whether they should act quickly before another price increase. And the question is more than legitimate: a large portion of the vehicles sold here contain parts manufactured in the United States or Mexico.
These tariffs, which can amount to several thousand dollars per vehicle, often end up being passed on to the final price paid by consumers. Manufacturers may absorb part of the impact in the short term (as is currently the case), while others have simply stopped importing certain models that have
been too heavily affected by price increases. The issue is that, sooner or later, the impact will be reflected on price tags… and on monthly payments.
At ALBI Auto Credit, we closely monitor these trends. Our team of experts constantly analyzes the market to provide the most accurate advice and the most advantageous financing solutions, regardless of the economic context.
If you are considering changing your vehicle, it may be wise to act before price increases fully spread across the market. Especially since interest rates remain relatively stable for now. By locking in your financing today, you protect your budget against future price increases.
This is where ALBI The Giant's expertise truly makes a difference. The used vehicle market--one of the group's main strengths--is generally less vulnerable to tariff shocks than the new vehicle market. Vehicles already in inventory are not directly affected by new import duties, making their value for money particularly attractive.
In other words, buying or financing a used vehicle at Albi today means giving yourself peace of mind in both the short and long term, while benefiting from professional, attentive, and customer-focused service.
So before prices start heading upward again, come speak with an ALBI The Giant advisor. Because being well informed is already a way to save.
