America has voted with their hard earned money and the big winners was trucks and SUVs, again. The Ford F-150 took first place for the 43rd straight year and the 48th year in a row as the #1 selling pickup. Silverado came in 2nd, which is normal, but Ram dropped to 5th from its usual #3 position.
Only three sedans made the top 10 for 2024, and only five sedans made the top 25. Toyota took six of the top 25 spots, Honda took three, Chevy took three, Subaru took three spots, and Ford took two.
Here are your 25 best-sellers in America for all of 2024:
Make/Model |
2024 Total Sales |
732, 139 |
|
|
542,517 |
|
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3. Toyota RAV4 |
475,193 |
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4. Honda CR-V |
402,791 * |
|
5. Ram Pickups |
373,120 |
|
6. GMC Sierra |
340,946 |
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7. Toyota Camry |
309,876 |
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8. Nissan Rogue |
245,724 |
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9. Honda Civic |
242,005 |
|
10. Toyota Corolla |
232,908 |
|
216,148 |
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|
207,730 |
|
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13. Hyundai Tucson |
206,126 |
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14. Chevrolet Trax |
200,689 |
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15. Ford Explorer |
194,094 |
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16. Toyota Tacoma |
192,813 |
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17. Subaru Crosstrek |
181,811 |
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18. Subaru Forester |
175,521 |
|
169,543 |
|
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20. Honda Accord |
161,917 |
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21. Kia Sportage |
161,814 |
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22. Subaru Outback |
159,528 |
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23. Toyota Tundra |
159,528 |
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24. Nissan Sentra |
152,659 |
*The official #4 seller was the Tesla Model Y at 405,900 but that was an “estimate” and I do not use estimates here.
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*The official #4 seller was the Tesla Model Y at 405,900 but that was an “estimate” and I do not use estimates here.
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