New York A08241 mandates disclosure of tariff cost estimates in automobile sales by affixing them to the car window or including them on the Monroney.
New York A08241, also known as the "tariff transparency act," requires automobile manufacturers to disclose tariff cost estimates on new cars sold in New York. This disclosure must be clear, conspicuous, and easily understandable, either by affixing a label to the car window or including the estimate on the Monroney label. The estimate should cover any price increases due to federal tariffs on materials like steel and aluminum used in manufacturing. Violators of this requirement are liable for any additional margin obtained or obtainable on the purchase and resale of the vehicle.
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