How Much Do Toyota’s Cheapest Models Cost in September 2026?

Toyota kept its place as Argentina’s best-selling automaker through August, with 53,221 vehicles registered during the year. That total nevertheless represented a 26.6% decline from the same period in 2025, according to the Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic, or Acara.

The wider market also remained in retreat. A total of 385,091 new vehicles were registered during the first eight months of the year, down 13.3% year on year. In that setting, prices and entry-level options have become especially important for buyers comparing the major automakers.

Toyota froze almost its entire price list for September as it sought to remain at the top of the market. The company made only two increases: 1% for the Toyota Yaris and 2% for the Hiace.

After the adjustment, the Yaris remained the cheapest Toyota available in Argentina. The hatchback comes in several versions, with its entry-level configuration carrying the brand’s lowest list price. The new Yaris Cross, a compact B-segment SUV, occupied the second position after its official commercial launch.

The Hilux pickup ranked as the fourth-cheapest model. It leads its segment and the Argentine market so far this year. The Corolla Cross, another SUV and last year’s best-selling model in its class, took fifth place among Toyota’s least expensive options.