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Tariff safety net: AutoNation leans on fixed ops, F&I, used-vehicle sales

An "Autonation" sign is seen on a car dealership building in California.
"There are plenty of areas within our business that are less impacted by tariffs that continue to develop in a positive way,” AutoNation CEO Mike Manley said. (BLOOMBERG)
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April 25, 2025 05:10 PM

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