TheElliotPage
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May 3, 2025 5:49 AM
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MoopsyLD
Anything that is arriving in ports are things that have already shipped/scheduled to ship. no new shipping orders exist and even if they were to start back up and tariffs went back to 0%, it would still takes months before shipping starts again. lack of market stability and dockworkers losing their jobs.
BosunMark
Not sure of that port, looks like China, maybe Korea. That ship is the RCC Asia currently enroute from Baltimore to Nagoya, Japan. She just exited the Panama Canal, Should be in Nagoya 5-26..
TheElliotPage
Found it: https://gmauthority.com/blog/2023/03/first-2024-chevy-trax-shipment-headed-for-the-united-states/
ThisNumberHasAName
Anyone taking bets on what happens to them? I'm torn between the "Dockside Discount Extravaganza" and "Reclaimed by Rust and Salt" endings.
NLOVNI
From where?
TheElliotPage
Found it: https://gmauthority.com/blog/2023/03/first-2024-chevy-trax-shipment-headed-for-the-united-states/
ME2BNS12
My quick Internet sleuthing has determined that those are all Focuses, and therefore that is Canada.
donthaveonebrojustlurk
That's not a Canadian port
Hexidimentional
Why would they be shipped to the usa by sea then? there's trains
TheElliotPage
(Don't tell anyone, but the internet is wrong. Again.) Found it: https://gmauthority.com/blog/2023/03/first-2024-chevy-trax-shipment-headed-for-the-united-states/
ME2BNS12
Well, poop.
NLOVNI
Well I guess this belongs to you then
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NLOVNI
Well, maybe good news for Chevy buyers