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Car theft in Argentina is narrowly linked to the commercialization of used auto parts, oriented towards the provision of informal markets, that crossed the boundaries between legality and illegality. In this work, there is an attempt to explore the connection between informal markets and illegal and legal economies. When automobile industry and auto parts sellers do not provide sufficiently the formal market, clients are pushed to solve their problems through the informal market. At the same time, when insurance companies do not cover all the costs after a car incident, they are pushing car owners to buy cheaper auto parts in the informal market, provided by the illegal economy. The illegal traffic of auto parts is a complex crime that involved unequal social actors. The notion of market, and moreover, the notion of superposition of markets allows to understand the multiple causes and combined features of these type of criminalized conflicts. And this is a first step in order to create a multiagency approach about this social problem.

La sustracción de vehículos y el tráfico ilegal de autopartes usadas en Argentina. Delitos de pobres, poderosos y sectores medios