Find out the updated prices and the cheapest automatic transmission models available in June in Argentina
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Buying a brand-new automatic car 0 km in Argentina is no longer synonymous with top-level. Although prices have risen sharply, there are still models available for under $30 million.
According to official prices from automakers, the cheapest model this month is the Citroën C3. Options from brands such as Toyota, Hyundai, Fiat, and Peugeot follow.
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What is the cheapest automatic car in June 2025?
The most affordable model with an automatic transmission is the Citroën C3 VTi 115 EAT6 Feel Pack, with a listed price of $24,780,000. If you choose the two-tone version, you need to add $250,000.
This is an option with modern styling, good standard equipment, and a six-speed automatic transmission, ideal for both city and highway driving.
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Citroën C3 VTi 115 EAT6 Feel Pack: $24,780,000
Toyota Yaris Hatchback XS 1.5 CVT: $25,621,000
Hyundai HB20 Comfort Plus AT 1.6: $26,364,000
Fiat Cronos Drive Pack Plus 1.3 GSE CVT: $28,477,000
Peugeot 208 Allure AT: $29,890,000
Toyota Yaris Hatchback XS 1.5 CVT: $25.621.000
All these models have automatic transmissions of the CVT or torque converter type, designed to provide greater comfort in urban traffic.
What options are available for under $25 million?
If the goal is to buy a brand-new car as cheaply as possible, there are several options starting below $25 million.
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These are the cheapest cars in Argentina in June 2025, according to official lists:
Renault Kwid: from $19,120,000
Fiat Mobi: from $20,783,000
Fiat Fiorino: from $22,898,000
Hyundai HB20: from $23,524,800
Chevrolet Onix: from $24,003,900
Fiat Argo: from $24,038,000
Citroën C3: from $24,110,000
Fiat Cronos: from $24,114,000
Peugeot 208: from $24,480,000
Citroën Basalt: from $24,800,000
Why is the sale of brand-new cars increasing?
In May, 55,363 units were registered, according to data from ACARA, representing a year-on-year increase of 59.1%.
Compared to April, the increase was 0.6%. So far this year, 272,837 vehicles have already been registered, 78.9% more than in the same period in 2024.
