A looming tariff war has Honda buying batteries from Toyota and moving its Civic Hybrid production from Mexico to Indiana.

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Honda was planning to build the next-generation Civic in Mexico but will now have to make a 180 and move the production of the compact model to the US. It is the only way to escape the US tariffs.