U.S. Auto Sales COLLAPSE as Canadians WALK AWAY — And Detroit Didn’t See It Coming

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📌 In this episode, we uncover how a quiet shift in Canadian buying habits has triggered one of the most dramatic reversals the North American auto industry has seen in decades. Without protests, campaigns, or politics, Canadians are simply walking away from U.S.-built vehicles — and the numbers now show a full-scale market realignment that Detroit never anticipated.

🎯 Key Topics to Cover:

The shock data: Mexico overtaking the U.S. as a vehicle supplier to Canada for the first time since the 1990s.

Structural decline: how years of shrinking Detroit Three production in Canada weakened their position long before tariffs hit.

The 25% counter-tariff: why the new cost gap pushed U.S.-made vehicles thousands of dollars higher — and pushed buyers elsewhere.

Ripple effects in the U.S.: Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and border towns feeling the shock of disappearing Canadian customers.

Canada’s rise: Toyota, Honda, and massive EV investments turning Ontario and Quebec into stable, high-efficiency production hubs.

The “silent auto boycott”: a consumer-driven shift rooted not in anger but in pure economics — and why it’s so hard to reverse.

The new power map: how a market once dominated by U.S. production is tilting toward Canada and Mexico in real time.

👉 What do you think?
If Canadian consumers can reshape North America’s auto industry through simple buying decisions, what other sectors might be vulnerable to the same kind of silent shift?
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