Volkswagen Gol outperforms its rivals and leads the used car market in Brazil with 64,289 units sold in June 2026, opening a lead of more than 25,000 vehicles over the Chevrolet Onix, the second place in the ranking.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho Published on 13/07/2026 at 21:35

Survey by Fenauto shows that the Volkswagen Gol reached 64,289 sales and maintained national leadership among used and semi-new cars. The market recorded 1,585,208 transfers in June 2026, while Onix, HB20, Uno, and Palio completed the top five positions in the ranking.

The Volkswagen Gol was the most traded used or semi-new vehicle in Brazil in June 2026. According to Fenauto’s report, the model recorded 64,289 units sold and remained the national leader.

As shown by autoesporte, the result put the Gol with a wide lead over the Chevrolet Onix, second among the best-selling used cars, with 38,587 units. The difference between the two models reached 25,702 vehicles.

Onix and HB20 compete for second place

Although far from the leader, the competition for second place was tight. The Chevrolet Onix ended June with only 459 units ahead of the Hyundai HB20, which totaled 38,128 sales and ranked third.

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Market surpasses 1.58 million transfers

The leadership of the Volkswagen Gol occurred in a month when the Brazilian market for used and semi-new cars recorded 1,585,208 transfers. The number represents a growth of 10.3% compared to June of last year, when 1,437,088 transfers were recorded.

In comparison with May 2026, however, the market showed a technical tie. Fenauto’s survey recorded 1,584,806 transfers that month, just 402 less than the result recorded in June.

Ranking of the Best-Selling Used Cars in June

Volkswagen Gol — 64,289 units
Chevrolet Onix — 38,587 units
Hyundai HB20 — 38,128 units
Fiat Uno — 33,572 units
Fiat Palio — 33,412 units
Toyota Corolla — 26,460 units
Ford Ka — 23,929 units
Ford Fiesta — 22,593 units
Chevrolet Celta — 21,141 units
Volkswagen Fox — 21,055 units

The numbers confirm the Volkswagen Gol in the first position among the best-selling used cars in the country in June 2026, followed by Onix and HB20.

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Volkswagen Gol outperforms its rivals and leads the used car market in Brazil with 64,289 units sold in June 2026, opening a lead of more than 25,000 vehicles over the Chevrolet Onix, the second place in the ranking.

Survey by Fenauto shows that the Volkswagen Gol reached 64,289 sales and maintained national leadership among used and semi-new cars. The market recorded 1,585,208 transfers in June 2026, while Onix, HB20, Uno, and Palio completed the top five positions in the ranking.

Onix and HB20 compete for second place

Market surpasses 1.58 million transfers

Ranking of the Best-Selling Used Cars in June

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Volkswagen Gol outperforms its rivals and leads the used car market in Brazil with 64,289 units sold in June 2026, opening a lead of more than 25,000 vehicles over the Chevrolet Onix, the second place in the ranking.

Survey by Fenauto shows that the Volkswagen Gol reached 64,289 sales and maintained national leadership among used and semi-new cars. The market recorded 1,585,208 transfers in June 2026, while Onix, HB20, Uno, and Palio completed the top five positions in the ranking.

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