Automakers Put on a Show in Detroit But Policy Storms Loom in D.C.
- Regulations loom on Nafta, mpg rules, autonomous vehicles
- Biggest year for auto policy in a decade seen emerging
Automakers Skid on Nafta Reports
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New models soaked up the spotlight at the Detroit auto show this week but policy decisions coming from Washington in 2018 may do more to determine the health of the industry than anything since the industry’s U.S. bailout 10 years ago.
Pending federal government actions -- from a possible North American Free Trade Agreement withdrawal to rolling back vehicle efficiency rules and enacting regulations paving the way for driverless cars -- stand to impact the auto industry for years to come.