British luxury carmakers like Aston Martin and Range Rover are gearing up to flood the U.S. market as a new UK-US trade deal takes effect, with shiploads of vehicles set to depart. While the auto industry celebrates expected high demand, British farmers are fuming—they feel sacrificed in the deal, claiming their interests were traded away to protect car exports.

Editor’s Note: This story highlights the winners and losers in trade negotiations. For carmakers, it’s a big win—easier access to a lucrative market. But farmers feel sidelined, a reminder that trade deals often involve tough compromises. It also shows how industries can clash when governments pick favorites.