The “”The Eternaluta“Not only did he capture attention for his fidelity to the original work and his narrative power, but also for his careful production design. Among the most highlighted elements are classic vehicles, carefully selected to recreate the atmosphere of Buenos Aires from another era. autos They not only contribute realism to the staging, but also aroused the interest of collectors and fans of the Argentine automotive culture.
Next, some of the most representative models that appear in the series, with an estimate of the value they can reach today in the classic market.
Stagnant jeep
This model was one of the pioneers of the sports utility segment manufactured in Argentina. Derived from the American Willys Station Wagon, it began to occur in 1957 by industries Kaiser Argentina (IKA). Robust, versatile and with versions equipped with six -cylinder tornado engines, it was a usual choice for both rural and family use.
In Argentina, few units are marketed and, in general, prices They range between $ 3,300,000 and $ 14,000,000. The best state models usually leave from the $ 7,000,000.
Ford Taunus
Manufactured between 1974 and 1984, the Taunus was Ford Argentina’s commitment to offer a vehicle of European lines with mechanics adapted to the local market. With engines that went from 1.6 to 2.3 liters, it was offered in sedan and coupé versions. His modern aesthetics and his soft walk made him a favorite of the middle class.
Unlike the stagnant jeep, Ford Taunus is a model that is achieved more easily in the country. The prices They start around one million pesos, although in that range vehicles are usually found in poor condition. To access a unit in acceptable conditions, the value is around $ 3,000,000. The best preserved specimens can reach up to $ 11,000,000.
Torino
Maybe one of the autos more valued from the Argentine market of classics. Initially produced by IKA and then by Renault, between 1966 and 1982, the Torino was a national redesign of the Ramble American, with intervention of the Pininfarina study. Equipped with tornado engines, their sedan and coupé versions offered both style and performance.
According to Argentine news survey, you can currently find Torino Coupé models on online sale platforms with prices that range between $ 8,470,000 and $ 42,350,000, according to the year, the general state, the mileage and if it retains its original mechanics or was restored.
Ford F-100
Emblem of Argentine work, the Pickup F-100 began to be manufactured in 1959 and remained in force for more than four decades. Its resistance, its load capacity and its technological evolution made it an essential tool in the countryside and the city.
Some units are in a really deteriorated state and can be achieved from the $ 2,000,000. However, an average value for this flat is around $ 12,000,000, and the specimens in better condition can reach up to $ 20,000,000.
Ford Falcon
Produced between 1963 and 1991, the Falcon is synonymous with national history. Manufactured at the General Pacheco plant, he became a classic of Argentine streets. In the series, it appears in its rural version, loaded with symbolism as a refuge of a fugging family. It represents both the strength and contradictions of the Argentine past.
The Ford Falcon, although it is not a new model that is currently sold, can be found as a vehicle used in Argentina. He precio It varies according to the state, year and specific model, but you can find examples in Mercadolibre and other online sales platforms. In general, older models (before 1991) are usually cheaper, while models in better condition, such as Falcon Ghia or Sprint, may have prices higher. There are also Falcon options with sprint motor or 3.6 motor that can have prices between $ 5,500,000 and $ 11,000,000
Citroën AMI 8
With curved lines and an unconventional design, AMI 8 was manufactured by Citroën Argentina between 1971 and 1978. It shared mechanics with the 2CV and was an economic and reliable option for young students and families. Its presence in the series provides a melancholic visual contrast against chaos generated by the invisible invasion.
He precio of Citroën Ami 8 in Argentina varies considerably according to its state, year of manufacture and seller. In general, used models range between $ 3,630,000 and $ 10,769,000. For example, an AMI 8 of 1978 in good condition is offered for about $ 7,865,000, while one of 1975 is sold for around $ 5,445,000. There are also collection versions, such as the AMI 8 of 602 cc, which can be obtained for $ 3,800,000.
These vehicles, beyond their functionality in history, function as time capsules that help build a coherent and powerful setting. For those who feel tempted to relive that time or simply join the nostalgic fury that the series aroused, these models can still be found in fairs, auctions and specialized sites.
