Just a few days before the end of the third month of the year and with the first quarterly balance approaching, sales of 0 km cars once again positively surprise the automotive executives in Argentina, reflecting the impact of the economic recovery achieved by the Government of Javier Milei, which left behind the years of crisis.
"The numbers are moving faster than we expected. So the normal forecast, which was a market similar to February with around 43,000 vehicles, is already growing above that," expressed a senior executive of one of the main companies in the sector to Infobae.
"There's still the final reprise of all the brands, but the projection will give us a total number close to 46,000 units, that is between 44,500 and 45,000 passenger cars and light utility vehicles," he added.
With the records of this Wednesday included, the market reached 28,800 0 km units, which represents an approximate growth of 75% compared to the same period last year, both in the partial cut-off of March 25 and in the estimated projection for the end of the month.
March 2024 was the period of greatest impact for the automotive industry, which was expecting a recovery after a difficult start to the year due to the severe economic crisis inherited from Kirchnerism.
During the first two months, the activity was affected by high inflation and by the lack of price lists in the most affordable models for almost three weeks.
