In November, 132,314 used vehicles were sold, with a year-on-year increase of 4% compared to the same month in 2022.
The marketing of used cars will reach 1.7 million units this year, above expectations, while dealers say they are willing to bet on the promise that there is a “light at the end of the tunnel,” as president Javier Milei noted.
In November, 132,314 used vehicles were sold, with a year-on-year increase of 4% compared to the same month in 2022. As in the first eleven months of the year, 1.5 million used cars, dealers estimate that at the end of the year They will sell more than 1.7 million, a level that exceeded forecasts.
The Chamber of Automotive Commerce (CCA) reported that in the month of November it was marketed in Argentina 132,314 used vehiclesan increase of 4.04% compared to the same month in 2022 (127,178 units).
Used cars
Mariano Fuchila
“We know that at the beginning It will be hard to travel, but they promise us a light at the end of the road, so we will have to resort to the maximum of our professionalism to be able to navigate the new context with the hope that the sacrifice has meaning“said the secretary of the Automotive Chamber of Commerce, Alejandro Lamas.
The manager considered that November “marked new growth in a year that ends with permanent ups and downs.”
“With one month left until the end of 2023, our projections point to a market close to 1,700,000 units, something unthinkable at the beginning of the year,” he highlighted. And he maintained that “with the assumption of a new government, a new political and economic stage that will surely take us to new places.
In November the best-selling used car was the Volkswagen Golfthat exceeded 8 thousand units.
Ranking of the 10 best-selling used cars in November
- VW Gol and Trend: 8,012
- Chevrolet Corsa and Classic: 4,660
- Toyota Hilux: 4,059
- Renault Clio: 3,185
- Ford Ranger: 3,069
- Ford Fiesta: 2,865
- VW Amarok: 2,832
- Fiat Palio: 2,756
- order EcoSport: 2,579
- Renault Kangoo: 2,526
Used cars: 11-month growth in sales by province
- Neuquén: 13.39%
- Catamarca: 13.36%
- San Juan: 11.17%
- Tucumán: 11.08%
- Formosa: 11.01%
- Mendoza: 10.76%
- Skip: 10.46%
- Río Negro: 9.19%
- Santa Cruz: 7.81%
- Currents: 7.18% Missions: 6.59%
- Jujuy: 6.24%
- The Pampa: 6.08%
- Córdoba: 5.80%
- Tierra del Fuego: 5.77%
- Province of Bs.As.: 5.55%
- Entre Ríos: 5.32%
- Chubut: 5.26%
- Chaco: 3.98%
- Saint Louis: 3.66%
- La Rioja: 3.26%
- Santiago del Estero: 2.48%
- CABA: 2.14%.
The only province that decreased sales was Santa Fe with a drop of 1.7%.
Source: Ambito
