That I can't make too much sense of. I believe the way it works for the car dealer is that he gets the cars from the manufacturer on spec, only paying the manufacturer for them after they're sold, and if the manufacturer jacks up the price they went while he already has the thing on the lot, he's kind of stuck, but if that's what is going on it is just gouging for the manufacturer to raise the MSRP based on costs that they haven't had to pay yet for future cars.
However, how does that raise the price of a vehicle that is already imported here?
That I can't make too much sense of. I believe the way it works for the car dealer is that he gets the cars from the manufacturer on spec, only paying the manufacturer for them after they're sold, and if the manufacturer jacks up the price they went while he already has the thing on the lot, he's kind of stuck, but if that's what is going on it is just gouging for the manufacturer to raise the MSRP based on costs that they haven't had to pay yet for future cars.