Argentina Best Selling Cars ranking up to October 2023 is dominated by the Fiat Cronos with 11.6% of market share. The Ford Ranger (+120.5%), the Nissan Frontier (+95.0%) and the Chevrolet Tracker (+230.8%) enter the Top 10.

The Best Selling Light Vehicle Ranking up to October 2023 is dominated by the Fiat Cronos, still standing on the throne with 42,820 new sales (+34.5%) and 11.6% of market share.

In second place the Peugeot 208, with 33,280 sales and 9.0% market share, up 65.2% from correspondent period last year

Third position is protected by the Toyota Hilux with 25,732 units sold (+30.7%).

The Volkswagen Amarok ranks in 4th with 24,931 units  sold (+48.3%), followed by the Toyota Etios with 21,483 registrations (+49.2%) and the Ford Ranger with 20,963 (+120.5%).

The Renault Kangoo maintains 7th with 15,194 sales (+58.6%), ahead of the Renault Sandero with 14,699 (+17.4%), followed by the Nissan Frontier -up 6 spots- with 10,965 sales (+95.0%).

The Chevrolet Tracker rises 17 spots into 10th, reporting 10,844 sales (+230.8%).

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Brazil Best Selling Cars Ranking up to October 2023 is lead by the Fiat Strada, followed by the Volkswagen Polo, up 58 spots in the rankings.

The Brazilian auto market is performing well this year, with YTD sales up 11.6% from 2022.

Considering data up to October 2023, the market leader is the Fiat Strada with 98,512 sales (+4.8%), followed by the Volkswagen Polo -up 58 spots- with 83,051 units sold.

The Chevrolet Onix ranks in 3rd with 81,405 sales (+19.4%), followed by the Hyundai HB20 -down 2 spots- at 69,224 (-13.2%), the Chevrolet Onix Plus at 63,098 (+6.8%) and the Fiat Mobi with 59,670 units sold (+5.2%).

The Volkswagen T-Cross ranks in 7th with 58,129 sales (+8.0%) followed by the Fiat Argo at 56,166 (+13.5%) and the Chevrolet Tracker with 53,983 units sold (-2.1%).

Closing the Top 10 the Hyundai Creta with 50,256 sales reported in the first month of 2023 (-0.9%).

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The Latin American best-selling cars ranking, despite reporting data from 41 countries, is heavily conditioned by the trend in the top markets (Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina), which count for nearly half of the regional sales.

The Nissan Versa, considering YTD data up to October 2023, becomes the new market leader with 2.6% market share and 131,723 new sales (+47.1%). The Chevrolet Onix falls 1 spot in 2nd with 129,529 units sold (-3.7%), in front of the Toyota Hilux which reported 120,256 new vehicle registrations (-9.3%).

In 4th ranks the Fiat Strada with 102,479 sales (+3.1%), followed by the Nissan NP300 with 102,041 units sold (+59.0%) and the Chevrolet Tracker with 94,879 new registrations (-7.8%).

The Volkswagen Polo ranks in 7th with 93,031 sales (+429.4%)  ahead of the Renault Kwid with 89,070 units sold (+10.6%) and the Hyundai HB20 with 86,985 units sold (+5.5%).

Closing the Top 10, the Kia Rio falls 5 spots from the previous year, recording 86,552 sales, a 11.0% loss from the previous year.

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Argentina Best Selling Cars ranking in 2022 dominated by the Fiat Cronos with over 10% of market share, ahead of the booming Peugeot 208 (+62.2%) and the Toyota Hilux.

The best selling cars raking in 2022 is dominated by the Fiat Cronos, still standing on the throne with 38,769 sales (+3.6%) and over 10% of market share.

In second place the Peugeot 208, with 25,649 sales and 6.7% market share, up 62.2% from correspondent period last year

The third position is taken by the Toyota Hillux -down 1 spot- with 24,620 units sold (-9.0%).

Below the podium, the Volkswagen Amarok -down 1 spot- with 21,249 units  sold (+13.9%), followed by the Toyota Etios -up 2 spots– with 18,141 units (+29.0%) and the Renault Sandero with 16,075 (+96.7%).

Then in 7th place there is the Chevrolet Cruze, up 4 spots with 15,221 sales (+79.5%), ahead of the Toyota Yaris with 14,316 (+21.5%), followed by the Renault Kangoo with 14,166 (+67.1%) up 17 places.

In tenth place ranks the Ford Ranger – down 4 spots- with 13,189 sales (-11.5%).

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The Latin American best-selling cars ranking, while reporting data from 41 countries, is heavily conditioned by the trend in the top markets (Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina), which count for nearly half of the regional sales.

The Chevrolet Onix in 2022 gains market leadership with 140,898 sales, a 23.2% year-on-year increase and 3.0% market share. The Toyota Hilux falls 1 spot into 2nd with 137,711 units sold (+1.7%), followed by the Fiat Strada which reported 118,645 new vehicle registrations (+0.2%).

In 4th ranks the Chevrolet tracker -up 9 spots- with 109,788 sales (+39.1%), followed by the Hyundai BH20 -up 1 spot- with 98,303 units sold (6.6%) and the Volkswagen Gol with 89,325 new registrations (-7.3%).

The Hyundai Creta maintains 7th spot with 86,069 sales (-5.6%)  ahead of the Renault Kwid with 84,980 units sold (+5.5%) and the Fiat Cronos -up 9 spots- with 81,156 units (23.7%).

Closing the Top 10, the Volkswagen T-Cross rises 1 spot from the previous year, recording 80,911 sales, a 2.2% increase from the previous year.

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Brazil Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2022 is still dominated by the Fiat Strada ahead of the Hyundai HB20 and the Chevrolet Onix, which is fast growing both in the standard and in the “Plus” derivative.

The Brazilian auto market is in one of the darkest period in its history, with 2022 sales totaling half from the record, hit just few years ago.

In 2022 the market leader remains the Fiat Strada with 112,369 (+3.0%) confirming the strong Fiat reputation in this country.

In second place the Hyundai HB20 with 96,199 sales (+11.3%) followed by a model that dominated for years, the Chevrolet Onix -rising 2 spots- with 85,078 sales (+15.5%).

Behind the Chevrolet Onix Plus with 75,163 sales (+37.4%) followed by the Fiat Mobi with 72,704 (+10.4%) and the Volkswagen Gol -up 2 spots- with 72,592 units sold (+9.6%).

In seventh place the Chevrolet Tracker -Up 7 spots- with 70,761 sales (+39.2%) ahead of the Volkswagen T-Cross -up 3 spots- with 65,191 (+4.6%), the Fiat Argo with 63,967 (-24.2%) and in 10th place the Jeep Compass -down 4 spots- with 63,467 (-10.5%).

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As far as the best-selling cars ranking, while our report assembles data for 41 countries, this ranking is heavily conditioned by the trend in the top markets (Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina), which counts nearly as half of the regional sales.

The Toyota Hilux gained the market throne, selling 143k units (3% share) up in 2021, followed by the Fiat Strada -up 5 spots- with 119k units holding 2.5% share, and the Chevrolet Onix -down 2 spots-, which reported 112k sales with 2.3% share.

The Chevrolet Onix  launched in 2012 to succeed Chevrolet Corsa and some versions of Chevrolet Celta. Made in a Brazilian plan at Gravataí, it is only available with a five-door hatchback, two flex-fuel engines (999 cm³ and 78/80 cv, 1,389 cm³, and 98/106 cv), five-speed manual transmission, front-wheel drive. The sedan derivative is sold under the name Prisma and distributed in selected markets.

Behind, we find the Nissan Versa -up 1 spot- with 106k (2.2% share), followed by the Volkswagen Gol -down 1 spot- with 96k units (2% share) and the Hyundai HB20 with 92k sales (1.9% share).

The Hyundai Creta rose 9 spots with 90k sales (1.9% share)  ahead of the Fiat Argo -rising 3 spots- with 89k sales (1.8% share) and the Jeep Renegade -rising 3 spots- with 88k units (1.8% share).

At the edge of the ranking we have the Jeep Compass, reaching 79k sales (1.6% share).

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Argentina Best Selling Cars ranking in 2021 reports the Fiat Cronos still on top of the leaderboard, while the Chevrolet Onix plummets at the edge of the leaderboard. The Toyota Corolla performs impressively, rising 16 spots and entering the leaderboard.

The Fiat Cronos remains on the Argentinian market throne after jumping 2 spots, selling 37,435 units in 2021 with a huge 10.5% market share, followed by the previous leader, the Toyota Hilux, which has 27,073 sales and 7.6% market share.

The third position was taken by the Volkswagen Amarok, rising 2 spots with 18,655 units sold (5.2% share), then we have the Peugeot 208 -up 3 spots- selling 15,809 units (4.4% share), followed by the Volkswagen Gol –down 1 spot– with 15,222 units (4.3% share) and the Ford Ranger with 14,905 (4.2% share) units sold.

Then in 7th place we have the Toyota Etios, up 2 spots with 14,058 sales (4% share), ahead of the Toyota Yaris -up 7 spots- selling 11,780 units (3.3% share), followed by the Toyota Corolla rising 16 spots with 9,128 units sold  (2.6% share).

Finally, at the edge of the Top 10 ranking we find the Chevrolet Onix -down 8 positions- with 8,707 sales (2.4% share).

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The Fiat Strada is the new leader in the best-selling cars ranking in 2021 after 6 years of leadership of the Chevrolet Onix, which fell in 5th place. The Jeep Renegade reaches 4th place, rising 5 spots.

In 2021, the new best-selling car is the Fiat Strada -up 4 spots- with 109,114 sales and 5.5% market share, followed by the Hyundai HB20 –up 1 spot– with 86,464 units sold and 4.4% market share,  ahead of the Fiat Argo rising 4 spots with 84,656 sales (4.3% share).

In 4th place we have the Jeep Renegade –up 5 spots– with 73,927 units sold, followed by the Chevrolet Onix -down 4 spots- with 73,636 units sold. Then we have the previous leader, the Jeep Compass, with 70,923 units sold followed by the Fiat Toro -up 3 spots- with 70,914 units.

In 8th place we have the Volkswagen Golf -up 2 spots- selling 66,234 units, followed by the Fiat Mobi -up 6 spots- with 65,855 units.

Closing the leaderboard we have the Hyundai Creta -rising 4 spots- with 64,764 units sold.

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As far as the best-selling cars ranking, while our report assembles data for 41 countries, this ranking is heavily conditioned by the trend in the top markets (Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina), which counts nearly as half of the regional sales.

In 2020, the market sees the Chevrolet Onix on top of the ranking for the fifth year in a row with 195.176 sales (4.7% share).

The Chevrolet Onix is sold only in this region and in 2017 ranked as 79th in the focus2move Global Best Selling Cars Ranking. It is a subcompact car launched in 2012 to succeed Chevrolet Corsa and some versions of Chevrolet Celta. Made in a Brazilian plan at Gravataí, it is only available with a five-door hatchback, two flex-fuel engines (999 cm³ and 78/80 cv, 1,389 cm³, and 98/106 cv), five-speed manual transmission, front-wheel drive. The sedan derivative is sold under the name Prisma and distributed in selected markets.

The Toyota Hilux returned in 2nd place after being overtaken the previous months, selling 104.156 units (2.5% share) followed by the Ford Ka with 102.803 (2.5% share) while the Volkswagen Gol reached 4th place, with 100.577 sales (2.4% share). 

Indeed, the Ford Ka remains on the market podium. The third generation of this city car, produced in Brazil, is available as a five-door hatchback and as a four-door sedan. Launched in the fall of 2014, it was initially only available in Brazil and South America, later being introduced in India, Mexico, South Africa (where it is marketed as the Ford Figo), and in Europe (marketed as Ford Ka+).

Behind, we find the Nissan Versa -down 1 spot- with 95.525 (2.3% share), followed by the Hyundai HB20 –up 1 spot- with 87.877 (2.1% share) and the Fiat Strada -up 9 spots- with 84.647 sales (2% share).

The Chevrolet Onix Plus ended up in 8th position with 83.400 sales (2% share)  ahead of the Volkswagen T-Cross -up 27 spots- with 76.276 sales (1.8% share) and the Renault Kwid -down 4 spots- with 75.133 units (1.8% share).

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