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Vehicle and Fuel Prices in Latin America for September 2026

Toyota and Ford update their prices in Argentina, while fuel variations are reported in Mexico and Peru.

12 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In September 2026, Toyota updated the prices of its best-selling model, the Hilux. The company provided a detailed list, although the new values were not specified in the reports.

On the other hand, the Ford Ranger, available in 11 versions, starts at $48.4 million, as reported by La Nación. This model is manufactured in General Pacheco and has also seen changes in its value.

Infobae presents an analysis of pickup prices in Argentina, highlighting the most affordable options and comparing entry-level versions with the more expensive ones in the segment. However, the exact values of these models are not detailed in the report.

In other countries, fuel prices continue to fluctuate. In Peru, the report on prices for GNV, GLP, diesel, and gasoline indicates significant differences of more than S/1 per gallon between different locations, which could affect drivers as detailed on September 11.

In Mexico, gasoline fluctuations are also significant. Infobae reports on updated prices in Nuevo León, Mexico City, Puebla, and Jalisco on September 12. Factors such as the exchange rate and tax burden impact fuel costs in the country.

Finally, this analysis encompasses the broader economic context with topics related to inflation and construction costs, particularly concerning home renovations such as kitchens and bathrooms.

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