🚘 LOS AUTOS 0 KM VOLVIERON A AUMENTAR SUS PRECIOS TRAS LA SUBA DEL DÓLAR

👉 In recent weeks, major automakers in Argentina updated their price lists for new cars due to the rising dollar. Although the US currency recently depreciated, the increases have already been implemented: Chevrolet raised prices between 1% and 1.5%, Toyota by 1% for the Yaris, Renault by up to 2.7% for some models, and Volkswagen by 2%, except for the Amarok. Locally produced models remained unchanged. The sector is facing a sharp drop in sales; last month saw only 45,000 new vehicle registrations, representing a 12.8% decrease compared to the previous year. The high cost of vehicles is attributed to a tax burden of nearly 45%, in addition to insurance and registration fees considered "ridiculous" due to their low cost. "It's outrageous to maintain a car," say experts. The lack of accessible credit and leasing further hinders the renewal of Argentina's vehicle fleet, which is aging compared to other Latin American countries with more modernized vehicles. This leads to consequences such as more traffic accidents and increased public spending on healthcare. Basic cars cost around 35-40 million pesos, figures considered disproportionate for the local market. 👉 Stay tuned to #OtraMañana Get informed on #A24 🟥🟥🟥 📲 Subscribe to our channel! → / a24com 🖥 Find more news on our website → www.A24.com 👍 Don't forget to follow us on our social media! → Facebook:   / a24com   → Instagram:   / a24noticias   → X:   / a24com   → TikTok:   / a24noticias   → Twitch:   / a24noticias   → WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5S... → Telegram: https://t.me/s/A24noticias