top selling vehicles in USA through March (F150, vehicle, 2013)

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Top 20 selling vehicles in U.S. through March
RANK VEHICLE 2013 2012 % CHNG
1 Ford F-Series P/U 168,843 143,827 +17.4
2 Chevy Silverado-C/K P/U 116,649 95,638 +22.0
3 Toyota Camry 100,830 105,405 -4.3
4 Honda Accord 88,427 61,132 +44.6
5 Nissan Altima 86,952 96,360 -9.8
6 Ford Fusion 80,558 63,949 +26.0
7 Toyota Corolla 80,244 68,428 +17.3
8 Dodge Ram P/U 77,594 67,464 +15.0
9 Ford Escape 72,983 58,604 +24.5
10 Honda Civic 72,259 77,169 -6.4
11 Honda CR-V 65,374 74,587 -12.4
12 Ford Focus 61,898 66,043 -6.3
13 Chevrolet Equinox 58,869 51,577 +14.1
14 Chevrolet Cruze 55,731 57,083 -2.4
15 Toyota Prius 55,724 60,859 -8.4
16 Hyundai Elantra 54,546 44,401 +22.8
17 Chevrolet Malibu 49,179 58,550 -16.0
18 Ford Explorer 48,649 33,618 +44.7
19 Hyundai Sonata 47,285 55,195 -14.3
20 Chevrolet Impala 44,343 50,377 -12.0

TABLE-Top-20 selling vehicles in U.S. through March | Reuters

[CaptainNJ]

its interesting to see that the top selling list doesnt really match up to what i see in my area.

[Lux Hauler]

Originally Posted by CaptainNJ

its interesting to see that the top selling list doesnt really match up to what i see in my area.

I wouldn't expect that it would anywhere really... unless the location is demographically "average". Every city and town is biased in some way.

[City Guy997S]

Originally Posted by CaptainNJ

its interesting to see that the top selling list doesnt really match up to what i see in my area.

I own 2 Silverados, 1 F150 and a new Explorer Limited......but they are work vehicles.

[American Luxury]

The Fusion is on a roll! Hopefully it can overtake the Camry once Flat Rock production begins. Explorer sales have been very impressive too. It looks like it's once again the go to choice for larger families.

[sware2cod]

the redesigned models have very high increases from prior year, as you would expect.

Prior year's redesigned models have lower volume from last year.

Expect to see an increase in Toyota Rav4 because a new redesign just came out.

[texdav]

I think iot shows surpoisingly that the Prius compates verey well with ither model in its class.Alos that Frod and G continue to kae their moeny on truck sales as has been the case for long time.

[TrapperL]

Looks like Ford is the big winner for the quarter. Camry and Altima sales down while competing Ford products are all up. The Corolla is up versus the Focus though. Overall, it looks like GM just about broke even with volume. With the exception of the trucks, this is pretty much the low profit cars that builds dealers volume. There's a lot of other models out there that are money makers that won't make this list. You don't see Lexus, Caddy, Acura, etc on these lists.

[sliverbox]

I think this might kinda show that Americans might not have learned their lesson yet and still insist on buying large trucks over more fuel efficient cars. Come another serious fuel price hike, I suspect once more one will be able to get a used full size truck for dirt-cheap.

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by CaptainNJ

its interesting to see that the top selling list doesnt really match up to what i see in my area.

Same here. I see just as many Sonatas as I do Camrys in my area lately (current bodystyles), but it may have something to do with Hyundai having a plant here in Alabama.

I haven't seen many '13 Fusions on the road yet.