After knowing the decree with the changes in the “Luxury” tax for the cars, factories started shipping new ones price lists with the corresponding settings.
The peculiarity is that this value scheme will be in force for a few days, since starting in February the terminals will issue new lists again.
This is because the Government delayed the tax modification and, throughout January, the agencies were working with estimated values that the automakers sent on a provisional basis.
For this reason, the January lists began to be known on Friday and continued today.
As reported Ambit, The tax change caused some models to drop in price due to the tax benefit.
Howeverthe majority had increases in line with the inflation recorded in December. Only in that month the price increase had been between 40% and 60% due to the devaluation ordered by President Javier Milei.
According to a survey carried out by Ámbito among the different brands, to buy a 0km today more than $15,000,000 is needed. If you take the official changethat amount represents about US$17,000, while the “blue” is equivalent to US$12,200.
Prices: model by model
The most accessible model of Toyota the Etios, has a list price of $12,133,000, but this model is discontinued because it was discontinued and there are almost no units left on the network for sale. In this way, the entry-level range of the Japanese brand is the Yaris XS with a value of $15,079,000.
In the case of Fiat something similar happens. The list includes the Mobi Like at $16,000,000, but it is not being imported. For this reason, the most accessible 0km of the Italian brand that is being marketed is the Cronos Drive at $18,227,000.
In Renault, the cheapest model is Logan Life with a price of $15,412,000, according to the list that arrived at dealerships today.
In the case of the German Volkswagenyour most accessible vehicle is the Polo Track with a value of $17,016,000.
nissanMeanwhile, it sent an official price list on Friday and the cheapest 0km is the Versa Sense at $16,000,000.
On the side of Chevrolet, the December price list is still valid since it will not send a list for January as there are only three days of operations left. The adjustment will be made directly from February. On the December list, the cheapest model was the Onix Joy which appears at a value of $11,465,000, but two clarifications must be made.
The first is that there is no stock of that model so it is not being sold. The second, starting in February, will have an adjustment in its value that will place it at levels similar to the models already mentioned.
Also Citroen published the new list today and the C3 Pure Tech Live Pack It now costs $16,008,000.
The pricing policy that each brand will define starting in February is not clear: whether they have already included the adjustment in the end-of-January lists or there will be increases starting next Thursday.
According to an operator in the sector, some of the lists sent to the network are “provisional” and the automakers will not invoice units at those prices and will wait for the month to change to apply a greater increase.
What they are looking for with this measure is for the agencies to reduce the stock with a lower price than the one that will prevail in three days.
Source: Ambito
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