As long as the R$ 70,000 limit for qualifying for ICMS and IPI tax exemptions doesn't increase, it's becoming increasingly difficult to buy. Cars for people with disabilitiesThis difficulty has come to light because of the rising price of cars month after month, due to increased production costs and also the dollar exchange rate. 

While it used to be possible to find some SUVs among vehicles with a price limit, now the range of options is becoming more restricted. 

Today we're going to talk about the changes in the values needed to qualify for ICMS and IPI tax exemptions on vehicles for people with disabilities (PCD), and which models can still be purchased. 

If you have any type of disability and need a car for people with disabilities (PCD), you can't miss today's content! 

Let's get up to speed on the subject?

In recent years, the increase in requests for tax exemptions for the purchase of cars by People with Disabilities (PWD) has popularized the benefit granted to those with physical limitations in mobility and driving vehicles. 

To meet the demand from this audience, manufacturers have created plans and even some specific versions. 

These cars They were sold with attractive discounts that could reach up to 30% of the vehicle's value compared to models that do not receive this benefit. 

For cars for people with disabilities (PCD) priced up to R$ 70 thousand, the ICMS (Tax on the Circulation of Goods and Services) and IPI (Tax on Industrialized Products) are deducted. 

Furthermore, in most states, owners of PCS vehicles do not need to pay the well-known IPVA – Tax on Motor Vehicle Ownership. 

According to the legislation, all people who can prove a physical disability or illness that prevents or limits their movements are entitled to tax exemptions when purchasing a vehicle that meets the requirements. 

However, to prevent fraud, the rules for purchasing cars for people with disabilities have changed, and in a short period of time, these exemptions may become impossible to obtain. 

As we showed earlier, it was even possible to find SUVs with prices and discounts Special cars for people with disabilities (PCD), however, with the rise of the dollar and the soaring prices of new vehicles, we are about to see no more cars for people with disabilities available for purchase. 

The "excuse" given by the government was that the measure attempts to combat tax fraud estimated at around R$ 300 million. 

The government argues that the number of cars for people with disabilities (PCD) has more than doubled in recent years and that many people are illegally benefiting from it. 

Contrary to what many people think, buying cars for people with disabilities (PCD) with tax exemptions is not as simple as the government portrays. 

Only individuals with disabilities that impair physical function, resulting in total or partial inability to drive, can purchase a car with tax exemption. 

The following fall into this category:

The exemption also extends to visually impaired individuals under the following conditions:

People with autism or intellectual disabilities may also be eligible to purchase a vehicle with tax exemption. 

In the case of people with visual or intellectual disabilities, it is possible to purchase the vehicle with an exemption on their own or through a guardian or legal representative. 

Now that you know what happened regarding the price reduction and who can afford to buy cars this way, it's time to find out which eight models remain within the price range of up to R$ 70 thousand. 

Let's find out what they are!

We'll now show you the 8 vehicle models for people with disabilities that can still be purchased with tax exemption. 

Here we have an excellent example among the cars for people with disabilities that can still be purchased. 

Although it was discontinued for the general public, the CVT version of the Logan continued to be produced at the Paraná factory to serve the disabled community (PCD). 

The model is equipped with a 1.6 Flex engine producing up to 118 horsepower and features a CVT automatic transmission. 

The sedan also features four airbags, hill start assist, stability control, parking sensors, and a Media Evolution multimedia system with a rearview camera. 

With the discount, the price is estimated to be around R$ 52 thousand. 

The Chevrolet Tracker is currently the only SUV remaining in its price range available to the disabled community (PCD).

The Tracker features a 1.0 turbo flex engine capable of producing up to 116 horsepower and a six-speed automatic transmission. 

Although it's not the full version, this is a very comprehensive option. 

The Tracker PCD features a multimedia center, rearview camera, keyless entry with push-button start, height and reach adjustable steering wheel, and a trip computer. 

It is undoubtedly one of the best cars for people with disabilities. With the discount, its price is R$ 57 thousand. 

The Sense version of the VW Virtus has under the hood the powerful 1.6 flex engine capable of delivering up to 117 horsepower and features a six-speed automatic transmission also found in the T-Cross. 

The sedan also features an electronic differential lock combined with traction and stability controls, four airbags, hill start assist, and rear parking sensors. 

With the exemptions, the model can be purchased for prices starting in the range of R$ 53 thousand. 

The GM sedan, in its version intended for the disabled community (PCD), features a turbo flex engine with up to 116 horsepower and a six-speed automatic transmission. 

The model also features six airbags, traction and stability control, and hill start assist. 

With the discounts, the item sells for just over R$ 55,000. 

As expected, the best-selling vehicle in Brazil also has a version for people with disabilities (PCD). 

THE GM hatchback It features a turbocharged flex-fuel engine that delivers up to 116 horsepower and a six-speed automatic transmission. 

In terms of safety, it features six airbags, traction and stability control, and hill start assist. 

With the discount, it starts in the R$ 55 thousand range. 

Similar to the Virtus, the PCD version of the T-Cross also receives the "sense" nomenclature. 

Currently, the SUV appears on the manufacturer's website as an option for people with disabilities, although it states that orders are suspended. 

The engine is the new 1.0 turbo capable of producing up to 128 horsepower, equipped with a six-speed automatic transmission. 

It also features six airbags, traction and stability control, and hill start assist. 

With the exemptions its price drops to R$ 57 thousand. 

Continuing our list of cars for people with disabilities, we have the Fit, which was named Personal to cater to this special audience. 

In this case, the Japanese model features steel wheels instead of alloy wheels. 

The engine is a naturally aspirated 1.5-liter capable of producing up to 116 horsepower with a CVT automatic transmission. 

The hatchback also features cruise control, dual airbags, traction and stability control, and a height and reach adjustable steering wheel with a light sensor. 

Also available is the Magic Seat system, which allows you to adjust the interior seats to carry larger items. 

The discounted price is around R$ 68 thousand. 

And the last option is the well-known Honda City. 

The Honda City Personal basically offers the same equipment and accessories as its younger sibling, the Fit.

The only difference is in the body style; after all, it's a sedan, not a hatchback. 

Therefore, those who choose to buy the City will naturally have a more spacious trunk. 

The discounted price for the City starts at around R$ 68 thousand. 

Now that you know which cars for people with disabilities (PCD) can still be purchased with tax exemption, it's time to hurry and secure yours before prices go up!

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