Residents of Saint-Lô are upset after several vehicles were set ablaze in the city center. The fires were reported as purposeful, causing considerable destruction. Meanwhile, Canadian customs tariffs are increasing costs for vehicle imports, impacting buyers. The incidents have raised concerns among those affected, and brought attention to the ongoing problems with vehicle imports.
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