Rear-wheel-drive cars in Argentina: which ones exist
By Dmitrii McCarthy

Rear-wheel-drive cars in Argentina: which ones exist
This article is in Spanish. In short: Argentina built many rear-wheel-drive cars, among them the Ford Falcon (1962 to 1991), Fairlane, Taunus and Sierra, the IKA and Renault Torino (1966 to 1981), the Chevrolet 400 and Chevy, the Dodge Coronado, GTX and 1500, the Peugeot 404, 504 (1969 to 1999) and 505, the Fiat 600, 1500 and 125, the Renault Dauphine and Gordini, the Opel K-180, and the F-100 and Ranchero pickups. Imported RWD cars you see there include the BMW 3 Series (E30, E36, E46) and the Mercedes-Benz 190. As of 3 October 2026, new RWD options include the 4x2 Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger and Volkswagen Amarok, all built in Argentina, plus the Ford Mustang and the Toyota GR86. The Spanish page has the full sourced tables with years and engines, and a checklist to tell whether a car is rear-wheel drive.
Read the Spanish version of this article.