On September 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 39,068 vehicles in August were up 14.3% from July sales, and down 24.5% from August 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in August, 28,391 were passenger cars, 21.8% less than last August, and 10,677 were commercial

On August 5, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that its wholesale sales of 34,178 vehicles in July 2026 were down 22.4% from June and down 31.9% from July 2025. For the first seven months of 2026, wholesale sales totaled 262,307 vehicles, down 24.9% year-over-year.
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On July 3, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 44,096 vehicles in June were up 22.6% from May sales, and down 26.3% from June 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in June, 32,491 were passenger cars, 21.0% less than last June, and 11,605 were commercial vehicles, 37.9

On June 3, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 35,979 vehicles in May, remaining almost unchanged from April sales, but down 39.0% from May 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in May, 25,509 were passenger cars, 40.0% less than last May, and 10,470 were commercial ve

On May 6, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 35,976 vehicles in April were down 13.2% from March sales, and down 31.6% from April 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in April, 26,735 were passenger cars, 26.2% less than last April, and 9,241 were commercial vehicles

On April 8, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 41,453 vehicles in March were up 14.2% from February sales, and down 13.5% from March 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in March, 30,099 were passenger cars, 4.4% less than last March, and 11,354 were commercial vehic

On March 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 36,292 vehicles in February were up 5.7% from January sales, and down 20.4% from February 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in February, 27,149 were passenger cars, 13.7% less than last February, and 9,143 were commer

On February 11, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 34,333 vehicles in January were down 33.1% from December sales, and up 0.7% from January 2025.
Of those vehicles sold in January, 21,102 were passenger cars, 13.1% less than last January, and 13,231 were comm

On January 6, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 51,355 vehicles in December were up 45.7% from November sales, and up 3.8% from December 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in December, 40,544 were passenger cars, 19.5% more than last December, and 10,811 were comm

On December 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 35,249 vehicles in November were down 21.3% from October sales, and down 12.1% from November 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in November, 23,652 were passenger cars, 11.4% less than last November, and 11,597 were

On November 6, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 44,801 vehicles in October were down 17.4% from September sales, and up 2.7% from October 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in October, 31,146 were passenger cars, 13.4% more than last October, and 13,655 were comm

On October 6, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 54,267 vehicles in September were up 4.8% from August sales, and up 22.0% from September 2024.
Of the vehicles sold in September, 38,043 were passenger cars, representing an increase of 30.2% over last Septembe

On September 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 51,766 vehicles in August were up 3.1% from July sales, and up 33.8% from August 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in August, 36,299 were passenger cars, 48.4% more than last August, and 15,467 were commercial veh

On August 5, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 50,186 vehicles in July were down 16.1% from June sales, and up 51.9% from July 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in July, 35,092 were passenger cars, 63.9% more than last July, and 15,094 were commercial vehicles, 2

On July 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 59,807 vehicles in June were up 1.5% from May sales, and up 85.0% from June 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in June, 41,112 were passenger cars, 84.5% more than last June, and 18,695 were commercial vehicles, 86.0% m

On June 5, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 58,952 vehicles in May were up 12.0% from April sales, and up 111.7% from May 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in May, 42,545 were passenger cars, 125.7% more than last May, and 16,407 were commercial vehicles, 82.2%

On May 7, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 52,621 vehicles in April were up 9.8% from March sales, and up 134.4% from April 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in April, 36,208 were passenger cars, 136.2% more than last April, and 16,413 were commercial vehicles,

On April 4, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 47,915 vehicles in March were up 5.0% from February sales, and up 58.8% from March 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in March 31,490 were passenger cars, 49.2% more than last March, and 16,425 were commercial vehicles

On March 7, Argentina’s Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ADEFA) announced that wholesale sales of 45,617 vehicles in February were up 33.8% from January sales, and up 37.3% from February 2024.
Of those vehicles sold in February, 31,450 were passenger cars, 26.4% more than last February, and 14,167 were commer

On February 18, Argentine presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni announced that President Javier Milei will soon approve several modifications to the National Traffic Law through a decree.
Among the key changes, the importation of mass-produced vehicles will be simplified, as they will no longer require a Model Configu