Overview
- Mercedes‑Benz published April pricing with average cuts near 13% on about 20 models, including drops exceeding US$50,000 such as the GLE 450 4MATIC to US$164,900 and the GLC 200 4MATIC to roughly US$91,400.
- Ford reconfigured its lists with steep reductions, including the Mustang GT to US$65,000 (−27.7%), Mustang Dark Horse to US$75,000 (≈−22%), Bronco Badlands to US$74,000 (−26%), and F‑150 variants down roughly 9%–11%.
- Other brands also adjusted: DS 7 Pallas fell 16% to US$52,500 and the E‑Tense dropped 20% to US$72,000, while Toyota’s Crown slid 13% to US$80,500 and several Lexus models registered cuts of a similar magnitude.
- Despite headline reductions, many automakers kept March prices unchanged as new‑car registrations fell 6% year over year in February to 42,277 units, according to the DNRPA.
- Audi and BMW said they will wait for the Boletín Oficial to finalize lists, and an Argentina–U.S. quota of 10,000 vehicles exempt from the 35% extrazona tariff is providing added room to lower import prices.