The Argentine automotive market is ending a busy year with price increases, adjustments in supply, and strong competition among compact, pickup, and SUV models. In this scenario, some models managed to stay on top by volume, others grew explosively in recent months, and several demonstrated that the combination of price, equipment, and availability remains key to sustaining sales in Argentina. The ranking of the most successful cars combines three variables: accumulated sales, recent performance, and real market weight. Fiat Cronos - the Argentine sedan that holds firm. With over 29,000 units, it remains the best-selling sedan in the country. Toyota Yaris - one of the big winners of the year. It surpassed 29,500 units and consolidated its sales thanks to its perceived quality, low maintenance, and urban profile. Volkswagen Tera - the revelation of the year. The Tera broke into the top 3 in registrations in November and is already the strongest compact pickup on the market. Peugeot 208 - the hatchback that best understood the market. Produced in El Palomar, it surpassed 28,000 units, supported by its modern design, good availability, and a wide range covering from basic to top-equipped versions. Toyota Corolla Cross - the most solid SUV on the market. With 17,756 units, it dominates the segment for its price-equipment ratio, reliability, and accessible hybrid versions. Volkswagen Polo - the compact that grew again. With 20,506 units, it regained prominence thanks to the 170 TSI engine and improvements in equipment and safety. Volkswagen Amarok - a classic that remains relevant. The Amarok maintains its historic place with 22,959 units. The V6 engine offering remains a strong differentiator, along with turbo diesel versions that sustain a good price-product ratio. Ford Ranger - the new generation that is making a strong impact. With 23,969 units, the Ranger marks a new era for the brand: a new platform, more technology, and a perception of quality that brought it closer to segment leadership. Toyota Hilux - leadership that doesn't budge. With accumulated 28,959 units, it led the market again. It is a key product for Toyota in the country. Chevrolet Tracker - the surprise that doesn't let up. With 17,026 units, it is one of the compact SUVs that grew the most. Its growth was so rapid that it displaced historic models and secured a place in this ranking.
