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Our current assessment of 2025 tariff costs, net of mitigation is around $500 million, with approximately $125 million already incurred in the first half of the year.
We estimate the indirect effect of tariffs lowered our earnings per share by more than $0.10 in the quarter.
We have updated our 2025 tariff impact to be approximately $75 million for the full year, which includes $15 million in Q2 and an estimated $60 million in the second half of 2025.
Tariffs did not have a significant impact on our financial results through the end of the second quarter, but we expect to see an impact in the back half of the year if current tariffs remain in place.
During our Q1 call, we indicated a potential impact of tariffs of approximately $5,000 per unit that could hit in the latter part of Q4. At this time, we now expect any impact from tariffs in Q4 to be lower, which will help offset the cost of elevated incentives.
In Q2, tariffs impacted our business by $27 million. For Q3, we currently expect a negative impact of about $35 million, or about $0.04 per share, which is included in our guidance.
We expect the implementation of tariffs or potential retaliatory cash as their effects remain unknown.
our team has done a nice job running the DBS playbook to offset cost pressures from tariffs
we've not quantified that. I know it is a significant step up in the tariff rates, I think, going to effect next month.
we realized quarter to date tariff impacts of approximately $100 million.