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We tracked 375 models as of 1 September 2026: prices changed on 64, with an average increase of 3.4%. Model-by-model new prices for Toyota, Peugeot, Opel, Dacia, Seat, Renault and Fiat.

Kia updated its September list after the first of the month. Six of ten models went up: the Picanto by 7.5% and the Sportage by 7.1%, while the EV3 and Stonic held their August prices.

BMW made no changes in September: all 31 models we track keep their August prices. Current starting prices from the 1 Series to the X7 and M5.

Citroën repriced almost its entire range in September: 14 of 16 models went up. The e-C3 Aircross led with 15.9%, while commercial models rose by 4-6%.

Nissan made no changes in September: the Juke, Qashqai, X-Trail and Townstar range all keep their August prices. Current starting prices in one table.

Volkswagen raised passenger car prices in September but left commercials untouched: 9 of 23 models went up, led by the T-Cross at 8.5% and the Passat and Tayron at 8.1%.

We tracked 375 models as of 1 September 2026: prices changed on 64, with an average increase of 3.4%. Model-by-model new prices for Toyota, Peugeot, Opel, Dacia, Seat, Renault and Fiat.

Opel's updated September 2026 price list: all 18 models, changes versus August, the 14.8% increase on the Frontera Electric and the 15.4% cut on the Combo Electric.

Toyota's recommended retail prices effective 1 September 2026: Corolla, Yaris, C-HR, Hilux and commercial models, plus the 231,000 TL increase on the C-HR Hybrid and its campaign price.

Peugeot's updated September 2026 price list: all 15 models, the 2-4% increases versus August, and prices for electric and commercial models.
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