Your 0km at the lowest price: the 10 cheapest new cars on the market

You may have noticed that the price of new cars increases with each release. This is a consequence, above all, of the pandemic, which made it difficult to manufacture new models and, consequently, caused prices to skyrocket at dealerships. If you're thinking about buying a new car and looking for deals, check out this article with the best cost-effective cars in the country.

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Why did car prices skyrocket?

The pandemic has transformed the world in unimaginable ways, and the auto market has not escaped the impacts of these difficult years. New models, which were super common before 2020, became increasingly rare as the crisis grew.

For much of that year, many companies went on pause, and others even closed their doors for good. As a result, several products were lacking in the market, including semiconductors, an essential part in the production of cars. Thus, manufacturers decided to invest in cars that would bring more profit to the company, in this case, the most expensive models. Due to market scarcity, popular cars had their prices increased.

Is it still possible to acquire a popular car for a good price?

Yes! There are still great models available at dealerships that sell for more affordable prices. Check out some examples below:

• Renault Kwid Zen

One of the best selling models of 2021 and 2022, the Kwid Zen is an average of R$ 60,000.

• Fiat MobiLike

Like Kwid, Mobi is also in the R$60,000 range.

• Hyundai HB20 Sense

This model usually sells for R$70,000.

• Volkswagen Gol

A model that was once the most popular car in Brazil and is now on the market, the Gol currently costs an average of R$70,000.

• Fiat Argo, Chevrolet Onix, Volkswagen Polo, Hyundai HB20S Vision

These four models can be found in the R$75,000 to R$80,000 range.

• Chevrolet Onix Plus and Renault Sandero S Edition

Both models are sold between R$80,000 and R$82,000.