Iran War Drives $5 Billion Commodity Squeeze on US Carmakers

The three biggest U.S. automakers have warned that commodity inflation tied to the Iran war will cost them about $5 billion this year, as the conflict squeezes supplies of aluminum, plastics, and other inputs and raises the prospect of higher vehicle prices later in 2026.[#item_full_content]

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