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Effects they will have on his business, customers and employees. >> if you are a consumer looking to buy one of these nice suvs, how would you feel about a 5% increase in price? it will be tough. 25% increase would probably be disaster. i dont know how we would deal with that. 115 employees depend on us and depend on us selling these vehicles. so i am concerned. and i dont want to see them affected in a bad way. >> reporter: this comes after a really tough year for u.s. auto manufacturers who ha...

How would you feel about a 5% increase in price? i mean, its going to be tough. 25% increase would probably be disaster. i dont know how we would deal with that. we have 115 employees that depend on us, and depend on selling these vehicles. so i am concerned. and i dont want to see them affected in a bad way. >> this comes after a tough year for u.s. automakers who have had slumping auto sales, record layoffs, and also those tariffs on aluminum and steel. and kate, one auto industry analyst is w...

How would you feel about a 5% increase in price? i mean, its going to be tough. 25% increase would probably be disaster. i dont know how we would deal with it. we have 115 employees that depend on us and depend on us selling these vehicles so i am concerned, and i -- i dont want to see them affected in a bad way. >> and this is coming on top of a really tough year for u.s. auto manufacturers who have had to deal with slumping auto sales, record layoffs and tariffs on aluminum and steel, and bria...

Had to deal with record layoffs, dropping auto prices and tariffs on steel and aluminum, and brooke, you mentioned, at the end of the day this gets passed down to the consumers who are buying cars. about $1,300 is what cars are estimated to go up by if these tariffs take effect and for the average american, brooke, that is no small amount of money. brooke. >> that is a lot of money. $1,300, vanessa, thank you. lets talk about all of this. catherine ran pele from "the washington post" and a pol...