the 10 cheapest models on the market

The 0 km cars set another record: this time They surpassed the $20 million barrier. This is indicated by the August price lists, in which only two models (one new and a utility vehicle) are below that figure.

The price jump between July and August was slight, although in some models, such as the Toyota Yaris, there were spikes of up to 4.5%. The Japanese automaker’s compact was the most economical option on the market until last month, a position it lost after the return of the Fiat Mobi.

The stability of prices, added to the availability of units, promotions and financing options by automotive companies, allowed patents in July to have a clear recovery compared to those in June.

The increase was 38,8% although the figures are still lower in the year-on-year comparison, which, in the accumulated January-July period, registered 19.1% less than in 2023.

Among the 10 cheapest models on the market, compact cars predominate (5 doors and sedans), but there are also utility vehicles.

The minivan is sold in two versions, one with a five-speed manual transmission and another automatic with capacity for seven people ($28,182,900). Both have the 105 horsepower 1.8-liter gasoline engine.

This model is already offered in other markets in the region with its design update, which takes features from the new Montana pickup and the Tracker SUV although it retains the mechanical assembly.

It is the only pickup on the list. Its range is made up of four versions (all double cab) of which three have the 99 HP 1.3-liter gasoline engine, which can be associated with a five-speed manual gearbox or a CVT-type automatic transmission.

The Ultra variant ($29,966,000) is the only one equipped with the 1.0-liter 120 HP turbocharged engine found in other models from the Stellantis group. It is associated with a CVT box.

Manufactured at the Santa Isabel plant, province of Córdoba, the compact five-door is sold in three versions: Life, Intens and Intens CVT, all with the 1.6-liter 115-horsepower engine and manual and automatic transmission combinations.

It is worth clarifying that the brand has just launched the Kardian, a more modern compact model that offers similar dimensions and that would end up replacing it in the future.

It is the sedan option of the Sandero and is also manufactured in Córdoba. The range is also made up of three versions (Life, Intens and Intens CVT) that share the Sandero mechanical configuration.

Prices reach up to $24,750,000 and all variants are equipped as standard with front and front side airbags, ISOFIX anchors, hill start assistance, air conditioning, power steering, multimedia system with 7″ touch screen, internal opening of trunk and automatic closing in motion, among others.

The compact manufactured in El Palomar has just been updated. Aesthetically, it incorporated the image of the European 208, while it incorporated the 1.0-liter turbo engine to its mechanical offering (the 1.2-liter 82 HP was eliminated for the base version).

The range of versions was also modified, as it now presents six variants instead of seven. The base option is now called Active (previously New Like), while the full option is now called GT (previously Feline). Prices reach up to $29,078,500.

It is the best-selling model of the last three years and currently continues to lead, closely followed by the Peugeot 208.

Its range is made up of five versions that have the 99-horsepower 1.3-liter gasoline engine, which can be associated with a 5-speed manual gearbox or a CVT-type automatic transmission. The price range, for its part, reaches up to $26,442,000.

At the time of its launch (second half of 2022) it was the most economical model on the market.

Starting this month, the range was reduced from four to two versions, both with the well-known 1.6 115 HP (the option with the 1.2 82 HP engine was eliminated), which can be combined with a fifth-speed manual gearbox or a sixth-speed automatic transmission. ($22,051,300).

It is the best-selling imported model (arrives from Brazil) on the market. It is currently in fourth place, behind Cronos, 208 and Hilux.

The range is made up of two body types: hatchback (5 doors) and sedan. The first has up to six equipment variants (prices reach up to $27,541,000), while the second is reduced to only three (from $25,583,000 to $26,685,000).

Mechanically, it has a 105-horsepower 1.5 gasoline engine that can be associated with a six-speed manual gearbox or a CVT-type automatic transmission.

It is none other than the old generation of Onix. It is equipped with a 1.4-liter 98 HP gasoline engine, coupled to a five-speed manual gearbox.

As with the Yaris, this model also offers hatchback and sedan versions. The latter, called Joy Plus, is the cheapest four-door variant on the market ($21,187,900).

The Italian boy was marketed again after being discontinued due to import obstacles imposed by the previous government. It is the only car under the $20 million barrier.

The Mobi retains the well-known 70 HP 1.0 aspirated engine and fifth-grade manual transmission. Its range is made up of a unique and unprecedented version (Trekking) that is distinguished from its predecessors by having a more adventurous look.

The Fiat Fiorino deserves a separate paragraph, the historic van that was updated in 2022 and is currently the most economical utility vehicle on the market.

The range is made up of the Endurance version, which still maintains the classic mechanical package composed of the 1.4-liter, 8-valve engine, with 85 horsepower and a fifth gear manual transmission. Costs $ 19.176.000.