Auto groups urges Trump to extend trade deal with Mexico, Canada

​Major auto ​trade ‌groups on Thursday ​urged the Trump administration to ‌extend a free trade deal with both Mexico and Canada, ‌saying it was crucial for ‌U.S. vehicle production as North America faces competition from Asia and Europe.

The ⁠seven ​groups ⁠representing automakers, car dealers and parts ⁠manufacturers, said in a letter ​to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer ⁠first reported by Reuters that extending ⁠the ​U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement "will help ensure that the United States ⁠remains a globally competitive production base ⁠at ⁠a time of rapid technological change and ‌intensifying international ‌competition."

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