How Much Could You Sell Your Car in July: Look at the Price List of All Used Cars on the Market

the price of a used car it depends on many variables, mainly on its state of preservation. However, despite the fact that the figures may vary depending on the seller, the Automobile Chamber of Commerce (CCA) publishes the average values ​​for the agencies in the sector on a monthly basis.

Then you can check the July 2021 MSRP of all used cars on the market which are sold in Argentina and were manufactured from 2007 to here. For vehicles produced before this date, the CEC has no official values.

CEC explains that The used car values ​​expressed in this guide are estimates. and carried out on the basis of operations carried out and periodic surveys of the market sector, made up of established traders.

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“These values ​​are plausible variations depending on the state of operation, preservation or other circumstances. Likewise, it is specified that the aforementioned values ​​do not include transfer costs, insurance, freight and debt, among other variables, ”they indicate from the CCA.

At the same time, they indicated that the prices of 0 km cars are the values ​​of the suggested lists for sale to the public that appear in the lists issued the previous month by the terminal factories and importers, not including freight or patents. . and it is needed corresponding when the lists are in dollars.

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While waiting for the figures for June, in May The best-selling used car in Argentina in May was the Volkswagen Gol. Gone are the models Chevrolet Corsa and Classic, Toyota Hilux, Renault Clio, Ford Fiesta, Fiat Palio, Ford Ranger, Ford Ka, Ford EcoSport and Ford Focus.

May was the worst month for the industry since 2005, not counting the first months of the pandemic in 2020, when branches were still closed. They were only transferred 97,226 records used.

In the first five months of the year, 640,208 used cars were sold in Argentina, a cumulative figure which represents an increase of 36.54% compared to the period January-May 2020, when 468,874 units were sold. been transferred.

“The public has stopped going to the auction rooms and the phone calls and inquiries through the various platforms have decreased considerably. Demand turned into supply, but people preferred to stop shopping until it was clear. In other words, people stopped thinking about the car and started worrying about their financial situation”Said the secretary of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Alejandro Lamas.