Billion-Toman Gap in Car Prices from Factory to Market + Price Table

A review of the latest car market data shows that the price gap between factory and market for domestic vehicles continues to hit record highs. The Pars Noah, for instance, trades in the open market at nearly double the factory price, a 98% price gap. Inflation, rising exchange rates, and supply-demand imbalances have pushed the gap between factory and market prices of domestic cars to a peak.

A review of the latest car market statistics shows that the gap between the factory price and the domestic product market continues to set records; So that Pars Noa is traded in the open market with a price gap of 98%, with a price almost twice the factory price, and inflation, increase in exchange rate, and supply and demand imbalance have brought the gap between the factory price and the domestic car market to a peak.