Aston Martin Lagonda has cut back on exports to the United States as it monitors the impact of President Trump’s tariffs on demand for its luxury sports cars. Shipping its Vantage, Vanquish, DB12 and DBX models across the Atlantic from its factories in Warwickshire and south Wales is big business for the company. Sales in the Americas account for about a third of group volumes, with the vast majority of that in the US. In a statement accompanying its first-quarter results, the only carmaker quoted in London, said: “We are carefully monitoring the evolving US tariff situation and are currently limiting imports to the US while leveraging the stock held by our US dealers. “We remain vigilant in monitoring events and will respond to changes
