With every price increase, entry into the new car market in Argentina becomes increasingly tight. According to what Argentine News Agency learned today, the universe of accessible new cars has been reduced to five classic models from the Argentine market. Outside of this ranking, there are some affordable Chinese electric cars or SUVs, but they already exceed the barrier of $30 million, depending on each brand's exchange rate. For those looking to spend as little as possible and prefer a new car over a used one, this list of five models represents practically the only gateway to a new car in Argentina. The 5 cheapest cars in Argentina. Those looking to buy a new car in Argentina are beginning to realize that there are very limited models and versions below the $30 million mark, so a deep analysis is required before purchasing a new vehicle. 1. Fiat Mobi — the direct rival to the Kwid. The Fiat Mobi maintains its historical place at the bottom of the market. It is the benchmark when price is the number one factor. Its current price is around $25 million, depending on the version. It comes with a 1.0 SCe 66 HP engine, ideal for city driving and with accessible maintenance. The updated price for the 1.3 Like version is $29.9 million. 2. Renault Kwid — the cheapest on the market. The Renault Kwid remains firm as the cheapest new car in Argentina. It's a segment B hatchback with better interior space and a more powerful engine. Its updated price is $26,213,000. In the Like version, it equips the 1.0 Firefly 75 HP engine, with performance similar to the Kwid, but with a slightly more 'robust' focus for streets and cobblestones. 3. Fiat Argo — the compact that stays under the limit. The Fiat Argo continues to be one of the most popular compact cars in the country. It shares a motor with the Argo (1.3 of 99 HP), adds a large trunk, and offers unit availability, something key in a market where many imported models have limited deliveries. In the Comfort manual version, the price is around $27.6 million. 4. Hyundai HB20 — the most accessible in segment B. The Hyundai HB20 represents a jump in size compared to citycars. In the Comfort manual version, the price is around $27.6 million. It equips a 1.6 16V 123 HP engine, ideal for those who combine city driving with some highway or are looking for a family car without jumping to higher values. 5. Fiat Cronos — the only national sedan 'under 30'. Manufactured in Córdoba, the Fiat Cronos is the best-selling sedan in the country and the only national option below the $30 million mark.
