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The EU's cap on Chinese hybrid imports could reduce the supply of cheaper cars, potentially pushing up prices across the market. Even if you don't buy a Chinese car, other manufacturers might increase their prices if competition lessens. This could affect your wallet directly when buying a new or used vehicle.
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