The automotive market closed with 55,827 patented vehicles and a surprise that got among the first five most transferred models in the country.
The Association of Automotive Concessionaires of the Argentine Republic (Acara) confirmed that September closed with 55,827 patented vehiclesmarking a year -on -year growth of 27.8% compared to 43,679 units registered in the same month of 2024.
The market also showed a Monthly improvementwith a rise from 1.7% compared to Augustwhen 54,888 units had been counted.
With these results, the accumulated of 2025 reaches the 500,089 unitswhich represents a 60.4% jump compared to the same period last year (311,757 vehicles).
He Toyota Yaris He headed the patent ranking again in September, consolidating as the 0km best for the country and reaffirming his leadership in the annual accumulated. However, its continuity at the top could be compromised in the coming months: a severe storm affected the happy porto engines plantin Brazilwhere the motorizations of the Yaris, Corolla Sedan and Corolla Cross. The incident forced temporarily stop production and could impact local supply.
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The climate phenomenon also caused a new postponement of the yaris cross launchthe compact SUV that Toyota planned to incorporate into its regional range.
Meanwhile, the market left another surprise: the Ford Territory became The best selling SUV of the monthsurpassing segment referents such as Toyota Corolla Cross and the Volkswagen Taosin addition to successful models such as Peugeot 208 and the Chevrolet Tracker. The sustained growth of this model confirms the SUVS SUVS RUG and reflects the change of preferences among Argentine buyers.
The 10 best -selling 0km vehicles in Argentina
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Toyota Yaris – 3,037 units
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Toyota Hilux – 2,499 units
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Ford Ranger – 2,211 units
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Fiat Cronos – 2,077 units
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Ford Territory – 2,008 units
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Volkswagen Amarok – 2,006 units
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Chevrolet Tracker – 1,764 units
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Peugeot 208 – 1,723 units
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Toyota Corolla Cross – 1,695 units
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Volkswagen Polo – 1,485 units
Source: Ambito
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