Residents of Saint-Lô are upset after vehicles were deliberately set on fire in the city center. The fires were reported as intentional, causing substantial harm. Meanwhile, Canadian customs tariffs are adding to the cost of vehicle imports, impacting buyers. The incidents have raised fears among the impacted, and brought attention to the ongoing problems with vehicle imports.
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