On April 3, the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs on virtually all imported goods entering the U.S., including a 25% tariff on all foreign-made automobiles, went into effect. While many questions remain on the specifics of the tariffs and their ultimate impact, these new tariffs are almost certain to raise the prices of nearly all new vehicles very soon. Prices for used vehicles will likely rise in turn, too, due to low existing inventory and the higher demand from shoppers looking to avoid higher new-car prices. If you are currently leasing a vehicle, the tariffs could change what your best course of action is when your vehicle’s lease expires. So, what should you do?