8 hours ago, sharot724 said:

No, the US does not charge a 300% import tariff on motorcycles or motor vehicles. While the US has increased tariffs on certain imports, including motorcycles and vehicles, the highest rate is 25%. Specifically, a 25% tariff is applied to many steel and aluminum imports, as well as autos, including motorcycles. There is also a 25% tariff on USMCA-compliant autos imported from Canada and Mexico. 

 

Here's a breakdown:

Guess what, you really should see what country I was referring to...hint, it was Thailand...next time take a bit more time to read comments.

13 hours ago, Aussie999 said:

Guess what, you really should see what country I was referring to...hint, it was Thailand...next time take a bit more time to read comments.

Yes i did not notice it was indeed not Thailand. But your wrong anyways as the actual truth is:

 

The import tariff for US-made autos into Thailand is not a fixed percentage, but rather varies based on a number of factors, including the type of vehicle, engine size, and the specific agreement between Thailand and the exporting country. However, in general, the tariff on imported vehicles can be quite high, ranging from 80% to 300% of the vehicle's value. Additionally, Thailand also imposes other taxes on imported vehicles, which can significantly increase the total cost. 

EU and USA agree just now.Tariff 15%

 

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