Unlike previous months, when the values fluctuated in a disparate manner, this period showed a more homogeneous trend in the increases.
In February, The most accessible automatic cars in the Argentine market experienced an average increase of 3%.
Unlike previous months, when the values fluctuated in a disparate way (with some models, others maintaining and some reducing its price), this month showed a more homogeneous trend in the increases.
The automotive sector began the year with important changes: in addition to the impact of tax modifications on vehicle prices, January closed with the best level of sales in seven years. This damages the adjustments in the values of all the models available in the market.
While some brands reduced the prices of cars affected by the internal tax, others applied increases due to inflation to their general catalog, thus reconfiguring the local offer.
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In addition, the preference for vehicles with Automatic transmissionevidenced in recent releases such as Renault Kardian and Peugeot 2008which offer few versions with manual box. This trend reflects a sustained change in the market, driven both by consumer preferences and for the evolution of costs.
On the other hand, some models recorded more significant increases, such as Hyundai HB20which rose 16% in its latest price update. In this context of constant variations, the ten cheapest automatic cars in February are presented, with their respective updated values.
The 10 cheapest automatic cars in February 2025
- Citroën C3 vti at Feel Pack: $ 23,770,000 (increased 1%).
- Toyota Yaris Hatchback XS 1.5 CVT: $ 24,021,000 (2.3%).
- Fiat Cronos Drive Pack Plus 1.3 GSE CVT: $ 26,426,000 (0.5%).
- Renault Sandero Inte 1.6 CVT: $ 27,270,000 (2%).
- Chevrolet Onix Ltz 1.0 AT: $ 27,453,900 (3.3%).
- Renault Stepway Inte CVT: $ 28,030,000 (2%).
- Peugeot 208 Allure AT: $ 28,090,000 (1%).
- FIAT PULSE DRIVE 1.3 CVT: $ 28,474,000 (1%).
- Hyundai HB20 Comfort plus at 1.6: $ 28,600,000 (16%).
- Citroën C4 Cactus Vti At Feel: $ 29,010,000 (1.5%).
Source: Ambito
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