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While JLR's cost-saving measures are internal, they reflect broader economic pressures. New tariffs and cyber attacks can increase production costs for manufacturers. These costs are often passed on to consumers through higher car prices, so while not directly linked to JLR's redundancies, it's part of a trend that could affect what you pay for new vehicles.
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