Despite chip shortages, SUV sales are up substantially through the first 11 months of 2021 versus the same period in 2020.
The Toyota RAV4 is poised to be the #1 selling SUV in America, the Honda CR-V will end up second. From there, we will have to wait for all automakers to report sales after the end of December.
We’ll get the full year picture in about a month when all automakers will report sales for the 4th quarter and the year.
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1. Toyota RAV4 |
373,130 |
| 2. Honda CR-V | 336,215 |
| 3. Toyota Highlander | 244,858 |
| 4. Ford Explorer | 199,156 |
| 5. Mazda CX-5 | 153,521 |
| 6. Subaru Outback | 141,980 |
| 7. Subaru Forester | 140,973 |
| 8. Ford Escape | 134,711 |
| 9. Honda Pilot | 131,776 |
| 10. Toyota 4Runner | 129,845 |
| 11. Honda HR-V | 127,258 |
| 12. Hyundai Tucson | 126,879 |
| 13. Subaru CrossTrek | 117,972 |
| 14. Hyundai Santa Fe | 104,007 |
| 15. Lexus RX | 103,726 |
| 16. Ford Bronco Sport | 101,891 |
| 17. Kia Telluride | 86,186 |
| 18. Hyundai Kona | 84,308 |
| 19. Kia Sportage | 82,654 |
| 20. Hyundai Palisade | 79,400 |
| 21. Kia Sorento | 75,295 |
| 22. Ford Expedition | 74,429 |
| 23. Ford Edge | 73,769 |
| 24. Subaru Ascent | 68,562 |
| 25. Lexus NX | 56,998 |
Photo Credit: Toyota