2012 U.S. Vehicle Rankings – Top 266 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – Every Vehicle Ranked

Surprise: The Ford F-150 Was America’s
Best-Selling Vehicle In 2012

This table is sortable. Be ye excited.

The Ford F-Series was the best-selling vehicle line in the United States in 2012. Fortunately, you can now click the percentage change column on the far right to see that F-Series volume hasn’t grown as fast as, say, the Lexus GS, Chevrolet Volt, or Kia Rio, as compared to the previous year’s performance of the same vehicle. What you don’t see, but can calculate, is that F-Series volume increased by 60,399 units in 2012. Growth of 60,399 units by one model? Mitsubishi didn’t even sell that many vehicles in total in 2012.

Toyota Camry Sales Shot Up 31% In 2012

Enough about the F-Series. We can succinctly mention that the third-ranked Toyota Camry was the best-selling car in America in 2012, the ninth-ranked Honda CR-V was the best-selling utility vehicle, the 45th-ranked BMW 3-Series was the best-selling premium brand vehicle, and the 48th-ranked Lexus RX was the top-selling premium utility vehicle. The Camry’s ranking didn’t change from last year, although sales jumped 31%. Honda’s CR-V moved up to 13th. The 3-Series slid three spots; the Lexus RX moved up one.

These vehicles certainly weren’t the only dominant nameplates. Not for the first time, Dodge and Chrysler ruled the minivan class. Ford posted a 40% improvement in Focus sales, enough to make it America’s 11th-best-selling vehicle and the best-selling American-badged car in America.

U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings – 2012 Year End

And then there’s the Honda Civic, a car that in 2012 was, if not derided by the automotive media then harshly criticized, growing at a 44% clip. Civic sales had been dealt a blow in 2011, the knowledge of which puts a damper on 2012’s improvement. But at 317,909 units in 2012, Honda has returned Civic volume to near-2008 levels. Perhaps consumers didn’t agree with the automotive critics. In November and December, the Civic was America’s best-selling car. Now that Honda has improved its compact car for 2013, we can assume Civic volume isn’t about to decline.

The Chevrolet Volt Outsold The Majority
Of Nameplates In America In 2012

The problem with most of the cars already mentioned is that they’re not very interesting. Pleasant, but not necessarily interesting.

Moving on, 65% of the Mini Coopers sold were traditional hardtops – the five Cooper variants combine to be America’s 85th-best-selling vehicle, two spots ahead of the Fiat 500. 17% of the Subaru Imprezas sold were WRX derivatives. Volkswagen’s pretty nice Golf was nearly outsold by the Golf GTI and Golf R. Audi sold more than 1200 copies of the now defunct A4 Avant.

The Chevrolet Volt ranked 127th out of 266 vehicles, thereby outselling the majority of vehicles on sale in America. Having only been on sale in the final four months of the year, the 203rd-ranked Cadillac ATS sold more copies in 2012 than the Jaguar XF, which had twelve months to find more than 7008 buyers but only found 5526. Booming Ford C-Max sales meant 2012 ended with the hybrid/electric Prius V rival in 159th spot, a stunning achievement for a niche car that was only on sale for one-third of the year.

Audi’s A7 ended 2012 seven spots ahead of the more costly Mercedes-Benz CLS. Mercedes-Benz’s GL-Class ended 2012 ten positions ahead of the Cadillac Escalade trio. With a scant 1396-unit advantage, the Chevrolet Camaro finished 2012 as the 50th-best-selling vehicle, one spot ahead of the Ford Mustang. Mustang sales rose significantly in 2012; Camaro sales fell significantly.

The Honda Civic Was America’s
12th-Best-Selling Vehicle In 2011
But The 5th-Best-Selling
Vehicle In America In 2012

Much could be said about every vehicle in the table below, but space and time do not allow. The table is now sortable, so you can rank vehicles by their 2011 rank or 2011 volume or by year-over-year change at the far right. Or you can click the Vehicle column header to sort vehicles alphabetically. Keep in mind, italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total – they’ll often be separated from their overarching vehicle line (the non-hybrid Civic and Civic Hybrid from the overall Civic, for example) when you sort certain columns. Refresh the page in order to return to the original or sort the 2012 Rank at the far left.

More instructions: you can always find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any model that’s still marketed by selecting a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats home. Select specific monthly or yearly best seller lists at the aptly named Best Sellers page. Come back to GoodCarBadCar.net tomorrow to see segment-by-segment breakdowns for December and 2012 as a whole.

All 266 nameplates sold in the United States in 2012 are ranked by 2012 U.S. sales totals in the table below. It’s a long list, so pace yourself.

2012 Rank	2011 Rank	Vehicle	2012 Year End	2011 Year End	% Change
#1	#1	Ford F-Series	645,316	584,917	+ 10.3%
#2	#2	Chevrolet Silverado	418,312	415,130	+ 0.8%
#3	#3	Toyota Camry	404,886	308,510	+ 31.2%
#4	#6	Honda Accord	331,872	235,625	+ 40.8%
#5	#12	Honda Civic	317,909	221,235	+ 43.7%
#5.1	#12.1	Honda Civic	*310,753*	216,532	+ 43.5%
#5.2	#12.2	Honda Civic Hybrid	*7156*	4703	+ 52.2%
#6	#4	Nissan Altima	302,934	268,981	+ 12.6%
#7	#8	Dodge Ram	293,363	244,762	+ 19.9%
#8	#9	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	290,947	240,259	+ 21.1%
#9	#13	Honda CR-V	281,652	218,373	+ 29.0%
#10	#5	Ford Escape	261,008	254,293	+ 2.6%
#11	#18	Ford Focus	245,922	175,717	+ 40.0%
#12	#7	Ford Fusion	241,263	248,067	– 2.7%
#13	#10	Chevrolet Cruze	237,758	231,732	+ 2.6%
#14	#21	Toyota Prius	236,659	136,463	+ 73.4%
#14.1	#21.1	Toyota Prius Liftback	147,507	128,064	+ 15.2%
#14.2	#21.2	Toyota Prius V	40,669	8399	+ 384%
#14.3	#21.3	Toyota Prius C ^	35,733	—–	—–
#14.4	#21.4	Toyota Prius Plug-In	12,750	—–	—–
#15	#16	Hyundai Sonata	230,605	225,961	+ 2.1%
#16	#15	Chevrolet Equinox	218,621	193,274	+ 13.1%
#17	#14	Chevrolet Malibu	210,951	204,808	+ 3.0%
#18	#16	Hyundai Elantra	202,034	186,361	+ 8.4%
#19	#23	Toyota RAV4	171,877	132,237	+ 30.0%
#20	#17	Volkswagen Jetta	170,424	177,360	– 3.9%
#20.1	#17.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan	*146,478*	150,515	– 2.7%
#20.2	#17.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen	*23,946*	26,845	– 10.8%
#21	#19	Chevrolet Impala	169,351	171,434	– 1.2%
#22	#22	Ford Explorer	164,207	135,704	+ 21.0%
22.1	22.1	Ford Explorer	158,344	135,704	+ 16.7%
22.2	22.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor	5863	—–	—–
#23	#20	GMC Sierra	157,185	149,170	+ 5.4%
#24	#25	Jeep Grand Cherokee	154,734	127,744	+ 21.1%
#25	#45	Kia Optima	152,399	84,590	+ 80.2%
#26	#26	Nissan Rogue	142,349	124,543	+ 14.3%
#27	#27	Jeep Wrangler	141,669	122,460	+ 15.7%
#28	#32	Dodge Grand Caravan	141,468	110,862	+ 27.6%
#29	#33	Toyota Tacoma	141,365	110,705	+ 27.7%
#30	#28	Ford Edge	127,969	121,702	+ 5.1%
#31	#35	Honda Odyssey	125,980	107,068	+ 17.7%
#32	#43	Chrysler 200	125,476	89,413	+ 40.3%
#32.1	#44.1	Chrysler 200	*125,476*	87,033	+ 44.2%
#32.2	#44.2	Chrysler Sebring	—–	2380	– 100%
#33	#37	Mazda 3	123,361	102,417	+ 20.4%
#34	#39	Toyota Highlander	121,055	101,252	+ 19.6%
#35	#24	Kia Sorento	119,597	130,235	– 8.2%
#36	#36	Subaru Outback	117,553	104,405	+ 12.6%
#37	#126	Volkswagen Passat	117,023	22,835	+ 412%
#37.1	#127.1	Volkswagen Passat Sedan	*117,023*	22,779	+ 414%
#37.2	#127.2	Volkswagen Passat Wagon	—–	56	– 100%
#38	#38	Kia Soul	115,778	102,267	+ 13.2%
#39	#29	Honda Pilot	114,848	116,297	– 1.2%
#40	#31	Toyota Sienna	114,725	111,429	+ 3.0%
#41	#40	Nissan Versa	113,327	99,730	+ 13.6%
#42	#42	Chrysler Town & Country	111,744	94,320	+ 18.5%
#43	#30	Nissan Sentra	106,395	114,991	– 7.5%
#44	#47	Toyota Tundra	101,621	82,908	+ 22.6%
#45	#41	BMW 3-Series	99,602	94,371	+ 5.5%
#46	#46	GMC Terrain	97786	83,179	+ 17.6%
#47	#60	Dodge Avenger	96,890	64,023	+ 51.3%
#48	#48	Lexus RX	95,381	82,595	+ 15.5%
#49	#34	Chevrolet Traverse	85,606	107,131	– 20.1%
#50	#44	Chevrolet Camaro	84,391	88,249	– 4.4%
#51	#55	Ford Mustang	82,995	70,438	+ 17.8%
#52	#56	Dodge Charger	82,592	70,089	+ 17.8%
#53	#86	Subaru Impreza	81,799	41,196	+ 98.6%
#53.1	#87.1	Subaru Impreza	68,175	27,391	+ 149%
#53.2	#87.2	Subaru Impreza WRX	13,624	13,805	– 1.3%
#54	#57	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	81,697	69,314	+ 17.9%
#55	#82	Chevrolet Sonic/Aveo	81,314	44,379	+ 83.2%
#55.1	#83.1	Chevrolet Sonic	*81,247*	15,778	+ 415%
#55.2	#83.1	Chevrolet Aveo	67	28,601	– 99.8%
#56	#70	Dodge Journey	79,563	55,155	+ 44.3%
#57	#50	GMC Acadia	78,280	79,288	– 1.3%
#58	#52	Subaru Forester	76,347	76,196	+ 0.2%
#59	#51	Kia Forte	75,681	76,295	– 0.8%
#60	#59	Jeep Liberty	75,483	66,684	+ 13.2%
#61	#61	Ford Taurus	74,375	63,526	+ 17.1%
#61.1	#62.1	Ford Taurus	*66,066*	63,526	+ 4.0%
#61.2	#62.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor	*8309*	—–	—–
#62	#53	Hyundai Santa Fe	71,016	74,391	– 4.5%
#63	#95	Chrysler 300	70,747	36,285	+ 95.0%
#64	#49	Chevrolet Tahoe	68,904	80,527	– 14.4%
#65	#62	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	65,171	62,736	+ 3.9%
#66	#72	Jeep Patriot	62,010	54,647	+ 13.5%
#67	#69	Hyundai Accent	61,004	55,601	+ 9.7%
#68	#67	Infiniti G	59,844	58,246	+ 2.7%
#68.1	#68.1	Infiniti G Sedan	*46,828*	43,759	+ 7.0%
#68.2	#68.2	Infiniti G Coupe/Convertible	*13,016*	14,487	– 10.2%
#69	#64	Nissan Maxima	59,349	58,737	+ 1.0%
#70	#68	Cadillac SRX	57,485	56,905	+ 1.0%
#71	#65	Buick LaCrosse	57,076	58,474	– 2.4%
#72	#76	BMW 5-Series	56,798	51,491	+ 10.3%
#73	#58	Ford Fiesta	56,775	68,574	– 17.2%
#74	#66	Buick Enclave	56,703	58,392	– 2.9%
#75	#87	Lexus ES	56,158	40,873	+ 37.4%
#76	#74	Nissan Frontier	55,435	51,700	+ 7.2%
#77	#73	Nissan Murano	51,675	53,626	– 3.6%
#78	#84	Acura MDX	50,854	43,271	+ 17.5%
#79	#63	Honda Fit	49,346	59,235	– 16.7%
#79.1	#64.1	Honda Fit	*49,253*	59,235	– 16.9%
#79.2	#64.2	Honda Fit EV	93	—–	—–
#80	#80	Hyundai Tucson	48,878	47,232	+ 3.5%
#81	#83	Toyota 4Runner	48,755	44,316	+ 10.0%
#82	#77	Chevrolet Suburban	48,116	49,427	– 2.7%
#83	#85	Subaru Legacy	47,127	42,401	+ 11.1%
#84	#71	Cadillac CTS	46,979	55,042	– 14.6%
#85	#88	Mini Cooper	45,111	40,828	+ 10.5%
#85.1	#89.1	Mini Hardtop	*29,278*	28,067	+ 4.3%
#85.2	#89.2	Mini Clubman	*5769*	6844	– 15.7%
#85.3	#89.3	Mini Convertible	*4813*	4964	– 3.0%
#85.4	#89.4	Mini Coupe	*2880*	953	+ 202%
#84.5	#89.5	Mini Roadster	*2371*	—–	—–
#86	#89	BMW X5	44,445	40,547	+ 9.6%
#87	#134	Fiat 500	43,772	19,769	+ 121%
#88	#300	Mazda CX-5	43,319	—–	—–
#89	#92	Dodge Challenger	43,119	39,543	+ 9.1%
#90	#93	Toyota Venza	43,095	38,904	+ 10.8%
#91	#117	Nissan Pathfinder	42,621	25,935	+ 64.3%
#92	#75	Dodge Durango	42,589	51,697	– 17.6%
#93	#249	Buick Verano	41,042	265	+ 15,388%
#94	#102	Volkswagen Golf	40,885	34,706	+ 17.8%
#94.1	#103.1	Volkswagen Golf	*20,677*	17,839	+ 15.9%
#94.2	#103.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI	*16,314*	16,867	– 3.3%
#94.3	#103.3	Volkswagen Golf R	*3894*	—–	—–
#95	#131	Kia Rio	40,275	20,111	+ 100%
#96	#78	Jeep Compass	40,235	47,709	– 15.7%
#97	#100	Audi A4	38,530	35,234	+ 0.5%
#97.1	#101.1	Audi A4 Sedan	*34,163*	31,729	+ 7.7%
#97.2	#101.2	Audi A4 Allroad	*3115*	—–	—–
#97.3	#101.3	Audi A4 Avant	*1252*	3505	– 64.3%
#98	#97	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	38,101	35,835	+ 6.3%
#99	#90	Ford Expedition	38,062	40,499	– 6.0%
#100	#190	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	36,935	7038	+ 425%
#101	#108	Chevrolet Colorado	36,840	31,026	+ 18.7%
#102	#96	Nissan Juke	36,358	35,886	+ 1.3%
#103	#79	Kia Sportage	36,357	47,463	– 23.4%
#104	#113	BMW X3	35,173	27,793	+ 26.6%
#105	#179	Hyundai Veloster	34,862	9284	+ 276%
#106	#105	Hyundai Genesis	33,973	32,998	+ 3.0%
#107	#98	Mazda 6	33,756	35,711	– 5.5%
#108	#107	Acura TL	33,572	31,237	+ 7.5%
#109	#116	Volkswagen Tiguan	31,731	25,990	+ 22.1%
#110	#106	Toyota Yaris	30,590	32,704	– 6.5%
#111	#112	Toyota Avalon	29,556	28,925	+ 2.2%
#112	#145	Acura RDX	29,520	15,196	+ 94.3%
#113	#123	Mercedes-Benz GLK	29,364	24,310	+ 20.8%
#114	#194	Volkswagen Beetle	29,174	6468	+ 351%
#114.1	#195.1	Volkswagen Beetle	*28,654*	5626	+ 409%
#114.2	#195.1	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible	*520*	842	– 38.2%
#115	#109	Acura TSX	28,865	30,935	– 6.7%
#115.1	#110.1	Acura TSX Sedan	*24,631*	27,725	– 11.2%
#115.2	#110.2	Acura TSX Sport Wagon	*4234*	3210	+ 31.9%
#116	#121	Audi Q5	28,671	24,908	+ 15.1%
#117	#115	Ford Flex	28,224	27,428	+ 2.9%
#118	#114	Lincoln MKZ	28,053	27,529	+ 1.9%
#119	#104	GMC Yukon	27,818	34,250	– 18.8%
#120	#110	Lexus IS	27,708	29,669	– 6.6%
#121	#120	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	26,042	25,139	+ 3.6%
#122	#301	Dodge Dart	25,303	—–	—–
#123	#125	Lincoln MKX	25,107	23,395	+ 7.3%
#124	#91	Buick Regal	24,616	40,144	– 38.7%
#125	#103	Mazda CX-9	24,442	34,421	– 29.0%
#126	#132	Chevrolet Avalanche	23,995	20,088	+ 19.4%
#127	#185	Chevrolet Volt	23,461	7671	+ 206%
#128	#119	GMC Yukon XL	23,427	25,223	– 7.1%
#129	#129	Volvo S60	23,356	21,282	+ 9.7%
#130	#127	Scion tC	22,666	22,433	+ 1.0%
#131	#118	Cadillac Escalade	22,632	25,503	– 11.3%
#131.1	#119.	Cadillac Escalade	*12,615*	15,079	– 16.3%
#131.	#119.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV	*8083*	8388	– 3.6%
#131.3	#119.3	Cadillac Escalade EXT	*1934*	2036	– 5.0%
#132	#212	Lexus GS	22,160	3746	+ 492%
#133	#302	Infiniti JX35	21,674	—–	—–
#134	#111	Volkswagen CC	21,646	29,502	– 26.6%
#135	#128	Nissan Titan	21,576	21,994	– 1.9%
#136	#139	Mini Countryman	21,012	16,683	+ 25.9%
#137	#6 *	Honda Crosstour	20,848	17,974	+ 16.0%
#138	#138	Scion xB	19,787	17,017	+ 16.3%
#139	#54	Ford Ranger	19,366	70,832	– 72.7%
#140	#148	Mazda 2	19,315	13,952	+ 38.4%
#141	#154	Volvo XC60	19,139	12,932	+ 48.0%
#142	#166	Audi A6	18,998	11,124	+ 70.8%
#143	#159	Nissan Quest	18,275	12,199	+ 49.8%
#144	#140	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	18,091	16,443	+ 10.0%
#145	#136	Nissan Armada	18,072	18,331	– 1.4%
#146	#147	Lexus CT200h	17,673	14,381	+ 22.9%
#147	#124	Kia Sedona	17,512	24,047	– 27.2%
#148	#143	Audi A5	17,270	15,385	+ 12.3%
#149	#137	Nissan Xterra	17,222	18,221	– 5.5%
#150	#144	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	16,491	15,333	+ 7.6%
#151	#133	Mitsubishi Lancer	16,426	19,874	– 17.3%
#152	#153	Porsche Cayenne	15,545	12,978	+ 19.8%
#153	#150	Infiniti QX56	15,310	13,428	+ 14.0%
#154	#303	Cadillac XTS	15,049	—–	—–
#155	#135	Mazda 5	14,640	19,155	– 23.6%
#156	#151	Chevrolet Corvette	14,132	13,164	+ 7.4%
#157	#172	Honda Ridgeline	14,068	9759	+ 44.2%
#158	#149	Toyota FJ Cruiser	13,656	13,541	+ 0.8%
#159	#305	Ford C-Max	13,309	—–	—–
#160	#141	Mitsubishi Galant	13,261	15,631	– 15.2%
#161	#152	Toyota Sequoia	13,151	13,022	+ 1.0%
#162	#155	Suzuki SX4	12,860	12,519	+ 2.7%
#163	#158	Lincoln MKS	12,524	12,217	+ 2.5%
#164	#306	Chevrolet Spark	12,385	—–	—–
#165	#307	Acura ILX	12,251	—–	—–
#165.1	#307.1	Acura ILX	11,279	—–	—–
#165.2	#307.2	Acura ILX Hybrid	*972*	—–	—–
#166	#157	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	11,794	12,258	– 3.8%
#167	#308	Scion FR-S	11,417	—–	—–
#168	#99	Mazda CX-7	11,326	35,641	– 68.2%
#169	#165	BMW 7-Series	11,098	11,299	– 1.8%
#170	#161	Lexus GX460	11,039	11,609	– 4.9%
#171	#181	Audi Q7	11,008	8998	+ 22.3%
#172	#176	Scion xD	10,756	9573	+ 12.4%
#173	#187	Volkswagen Touareg	10,553	7535	+ 40.1%
#174	#156	Volkswagen Routan	10,483	12,473	– 16.0%
#175	#169	Infiniti FX	10,424	9939	+ 4.9%
#176	#101	Dodge Caliber	10,176	35,049	– 71.0%
#177	#205	Smart Fortwo	10,009	5208	+ 92.2%
#178	#173	Nissan Leaf	9819	9674	+ 1.5%
#179	#168	Volvo XC90	9513	10,609	– 10.3%
#180	#167	Infiniti M	9130	10,818	– 15.6%
#181	#310	BMW X1	8947	—–	—–
#182	#225	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	8901	2244	+ 297%
#183	#250	Scion iQ	8879	248	+ 3480%
#184	#175	GMC Canyon	8735	9590	– 8.9%
#185	#195	Audi A7	8598	6270	+ 37.1%
#186	#198	Porsche 911	8528	6016	+ 41.8%
#187	#232	Hyundai Azera	8431	1524	+ 453%
#188	#183	Lincoln Navigator	8371	8018	+ 4.4%
#189	#177	Lexus LS	8345	9568	– 12.8%
#190	#180	Hyundai Veracruz	8232	9146	– 10.0%
#191	#210	BMW 6-Series	8208	3903	+ 110%
#192	#202	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	8065	5665	+ 42.4%
#193	#171	Land Rover Range Rover	7843	9761	– 19.6%
#194	#170	Mitsubishi Outlander	7750	9788	– 20.8%
#195	#182	BMW 1-Series	7689	8832	– 12.9%
#196	#146	Nissan Cube	7667	14,459	– 47.0%
#197	#192	Porsche Panamera	7614	6879	+ 10.7%
#198	#312	Subaru XV Crosstrek	7396	—–	—–
#199	#189	Nissan 370Z	7338	7328	+ 0.1%
#200	#184	Land Rover LR4	7316	7984	– 8.4%
#201	#193	Audi A3	7205	6561	+ 9.8%
#202	#206	Lincoln MKT	7094	5024	+ 41.2%
#203	#313	Cadillac ATS	7008	—–	—–
#204	#196	BMW X6	6749	6192	+ 9.0%
#205	#201	Mazda MX-5 Miata	6305	5674	+ 11.1%
#206	#188	Volkswagen Eos	6214	7533	– 17.5%
#207	#200	Audi A8	6002	5700	+ 5.3%
#208	#142	Honda Insight	5846	15,549	– 62.4%
#209	#191	Suzuki Kizashi	5566	6942	– 19.8%
#210	#203	Jaguar XF	5526	5303	+ 4.2%
#211	#199	Volvo XC70	5513	5716	– 3.6%
#212	#218	Lexus LX570	5005	3167	+ 58.0%
#213	#207	Suzuki Grand Vitara	4954	4980	– 0.5%
#214	#234	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	4899	1449	+ 238%
#215	#204	Jaguar XJ	4852	5235	– 7.3%
#216	#216	Mercedes-Benz SLK	4595	3220	+ 42.7%
#217	#208	Volvo C70	4441	4933	– 10.0%
#218	#81	Ford Crown Victoria	4429	46,725	– 90.5%
#219	#164	Honda CR-Z	4192	11,330	– 63.0%
#220	#314	Subaru BRZ	4144	—–	—–
#221	#217	Hyundai Equus	3972	3193	+ 24.4%
#222	#242	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	3734	880	+ 324%
#223	#197	Infiniti EX	3495	6030	– 42.0%
#224	#209	Volvo S80	3277	4735	– 30.8%
#225	#122	Dodge Nitro	3269	24,434	– 86.6%
#226	#222	Land Rover LR2	3113	2777	+ 12.1%
#227	#230	Toyota Land Cruiser	2895	1662	+ 74.2%
#228	#228	Porsche Boxster	2894	1773	+ 63.0%
#229	#214	Volvo C30	2827	3471	– 18.6%
#230	#213	BMW Z4	2751	3479	– 20.9%
#231	#226	Audi TT	2226	2236	– 0.4%
#232	#221	Subaru Tribeca	2075	2791	– 25.7%
#233	#227	Suzuki Equator	1966	2127	– 7.6%
#234	#229	Jaguar XK	1633	1738	– 6.0%
#235	#224	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	1473	2385	– 38.2%
#236	#238	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	1330	1191	+ 11.7%
#237	#237	Nissan GT-R	1188	1294	– 8.2%
#238	#186	Mitsubishi Eclipse	1173	7546	– 84.5%
#238.1	#187.1	Mitsubishi Eclipse	*712*	4455	– 84.0%
#238.2	#187.2	Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder	*461*	3091	– 85.1%
#239	#178	Lincoln Town Car	1001	9460	– 89.4%
#240	#130	Buick Lucerne	971	20,358	– 95.2%
#241	#239	Audi R8	802	1145	– 30.0%
#242	#245	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	800	722	+ 10.8%
#243	#231	Acura ZDX	775	1564	– 50.4%
#244	#241	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	723	943	– 23.3%
#245	#220	Lexus HS250h	649	2864	– 77.3%
#246	#253	Mitsubishi i MiEV	588	80	+ 635%
#247	#223	Mazda Tribute	502	2696	– 81.4%
#248	#174	Mitsubishi Endeavor	501	9658	– 94.8%
#249	#160	Dodge Dakota	490	12,156	– 96.0%
#250	#162	Cadillac DTS	465	11,589	– 96.0%
#251	#235	Porsche Cayman	462	1377	– 66.0%
#252	#240	Acura RL	379	1096	– 65.4%
#253	#215	Cadillac STS	164	3338	– 95.1%
#254	#244	Mazda RX-8	80	759	– 89.5%
#255	#219	Volvo S40	51	2984	– 98.3%
#256	#254	Lexus LFA	46	62	– 25.8%
#257	#258	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	29	19	+ 52.6%
#258	#94	Chevrolet HHR	21	37,012	– 99.9%
#259	#251	Dodge Viper	20	197	– 89.8%
#260	#243	Chevrolet Cobalt	11	856	– 98.7%
#261	#255	Suzuki XL7	10	48	– 79.2%
#262	#265	Honda FCX	5	2	+ 150%
#263	#163	Honda Element	3	11,534	– 99.97%
#264	#259	Lexus SC430	2	18	– 88.9%
T265	#266	Suzuki Forenza/Reno	1	1	0.0%
T265	#262	Mercedes-Benz CLK	1	6	– 83.3%
—	—	Overall Market	14,492,398	12,779,007	+ 13.4%
—	—	Total	14,199,118	12,517,295	+ 13.4%
—	—	—–	—–	—–	—–
—	—	Commercial Vans	293,280	261,712	+ 12.1%
—	—	—–	—–	—–	—–

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC
Prius/Liftback/V/C/Plug-In Sales Figures Source: Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
* With Accord
^ Prius C number had previously incorrectly said 35,773. Apologies.
Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total. Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maybach, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in 2012 were 816, 1800, 480, 242, 50, and 384, respectively. HybridCars.com estimates that Tesla Model S sales totalled 2400 units. Total Maserati and Bentley volume is reported, but not by specific models.