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This is a list of automobile models which are / or have been manufactured in Argentina.

Sources:

Current models

Discontinued models

Note: Some manufacturers who made models under license are not identified.

See also

• List of car models commercialized in Argentina

Notes

1. The Anasagasti was the first car to be ever produced in Argentina.
2. "Automotores Argentinos".
3. Local name given to German-origin Fuldamobil.
4. Company formed by the merging of Siam and IKA to continue the production of cars under the brands Riley, Morris and MG.
5. Commercialized under the Hillman marque in the UK, licensed to Chrysler in South America.
6. ^ Originally called "Nova" in the US.
7. Manufactured by General Motors Argentina until 1978 and then relaunched by Sevel Argentina which produced it from 1985 to 1991.
8. Commercialized under the brand Suzuki in other countries.
9. Manufactured by General Motors in Argentina.
10. Abbreviation for "Industrias Eduardo Sal Lari", an Argentine company that continued the production of model 3CV when Citroen left the country in the 1980s.
11. The company had the license of many American brands such as Willys MB, Jeep, Kaiser and AMC. IKA also manufactured the first Renault cars in Argentina.
12. ^ Commercialized in the US under the Willys brand.
13. ^ Named after a type of Spanish sailing ship, only for Argentina.
14. ^ Manufactured in the US by American Motors Corporation (AMC).
15. Made under an agreement with American Motors Corporation (AMC) in 1966. The 1966 Torino was IKA's first integral national product. When the IKA factory was closed, Renault took the license to continue producing the Torino.
16. It was the German Wartburg model in its country of origin, launched as an attempt to revive the marque.
17. The B611 by German Borgward.
18. The DKW van.
19. ^ enault models prior to 1975 were produced under license by IKA.
20. All of its cars were produced under license of several British manufacturers.
21. Model under license of BMC.
22. Model under license of MG.
23. Model under license of Austin.
24. Model under license of Riley.
25. The company continued the production of the model after Chrysler left the country in the 1980s.
26. It was a 4-door version of the Gol model.
27. Originally named "Passat" in its country of origin.

References

1. www.casym.com.ar Microcars in Argentina - accessed 4 December 2008
2. www.cocheargentino.com.ar List of cars in Argentina - accessed 4 December 2008
3. www.auto-historia.com.ar Archived 2009-02-15 at the Wayback Machine 100 years of automotive industry in Argentina - accessed 4 December 2008
4. "VW shows of Pickup concept, precursor to Volkswagen Robust", 1 October 2008
5. "Historia de la empresa Alcre" on Autohistoria.com.ar
6. "Anasagasti y la primera producción seriada" (in English)
7. "Historia de Automotores Argentinos (Autoar)"
8. Modelos de CIDASA
9. chevrolet c10 - All Portal! –Retrieved 2010-12-06
10. IES models manufactured in Argentina

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