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November 2013 Canada Passenger Car Sales Rankings – Top 148 Best-Selling Cars In Canada – Every Car Ranked

2013 Honda Civic sedan red

Canadian car sales have been growing at a snail’s pace as the minivan market shrinks, the pickup truck market booms, and SUVs and crossovers grab more and more market share. But in November, by 2013’s standards, the car market enjoyed a particularly good month. 

According to the Automotive News Data Centercar sales grew 3.8%. Desrosiers says car sales were up 3.5%. Structured as they are in the massive, sortable list below, with the Nissan Juke counted as a crossover, for example, and the Volvo XC70 listed as a car, 148 nameplates collectively produced a 4.1% improvement.

2013 Honda Accord sedan red

Numerous top sellers produced increases far above that 4.1% average. Canada’s top-selling Honda Civic, a car which accounts for 8.3% of Canada’s new car market, was up 13% in November 2013. Sales of the Toyota Corolla, Mazda 3, Ford Fusion, Toyota Camry, Hyundai Sonata, and Nissan Versa all shot up at least 20%.

The Civic owned 8.1% of Canada’s car market at this time last year. With 2355 extra sales from their compact, 3224 extra Fit subcompact sales, and 7560 extra midsize Accord sales, Honda dealers can’t have even noticed the CR-Z and Insight losses. Those 13,139 extra Civic/Fit/Accord sales stand out for another reason: industry-wide, car sales are up by less than 12,000 units in 2013.

2012 Honda Fit Sport red

The biggest November increases in Canada’s car arena: Porsche Cayman sales jumped 1400%, the Lincoln MKZ rose 539%, Toyota Avalon sales were up 511%, and the Cadillac ATS was up 462%.

There were exciting improvements introduced in last month’s rankings of vehicle sales. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increases/decreases from last year. As a result, we’ve also included vehicles like the Acura CSX and Cadillac STS, nameplates which collected sales in 2012 but not this year. At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you’re on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by November volume by clicking the November 2013 column header, or you can rank cars by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car column header. Just remember, the list is horizontally flipped from the norm: YTD on the left, monthly data on the right.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • November 2014 • December 2013 • October 2013

Rank
Car
November
2013
YTD
November
2012
YTD
%
Change
November
2013
November
2012
% Change
#1 Honda Civic 60,651 58,296 4.0% 5,701 5,061 12.6%
#2 Hyundai Elantra 51,971 47,768 8.8% 3,605 4,107 -12.2%
#2.1 Hyundai Elantra Sedan/Coupe/GT* 51,943 40,492 28.3% 3,605 4,094 -11.9%
#2.2 Hyundai Elantra Touring * 28 10,002 -99.6% 13 -100%
#3 Toyota Corolla 42,007 38,535 9.0% 3,577 2,976 20.2%
#4 Mazda 3 37,703 37,640 0.2% 3,679 2,752 33.7%
#5 Chevrolet Cruze 30,701 30,643 0.2% 2,211 2,272 -2.7%
#6 Volkswagen Jetta 28,855 24,931 15.7% 2,290 2,420 -5.4%
#7 Ford Focus 24,738 26,501 -6.7% 1,962 2,322 -15.5%
#8 Ford Fusion 19,144 15,540 23.2% 1,380 952 45.0%
#9 Hyundai Accent 18,223 21,885 -16.7% 1,037 1,125 -7.8%
#10 Toyota Camry 16,871 17,302 -2.5% 1,496 1,208 23.8%
#10.1 Toyota Camry * 14,017 14,055 -0.3% 1307 960 36.1%
#10.2 Toyota Camry Hybrid * 2,854 3247 -12.1% 189 248 -23.8%
#11 Honda Accord 16,289 8,729 86.6% 1,319 1,451 -9.1%
#12 Kia Rio 15,095 13,060 15.6% 915 1,150 -20.4%
#13 Hyundai Sonata 13,908 13,720 1.4% 1,385 888 56.0%
#14 Nissan Sentra 13,545 10,064 34.6% 872 988 -11.7%
#15 BMW 3-Series 11,849 10,294 15.1% 915 910 0.5%
#16 Nissan Versa 11,427 12,079 -5.4% 1,243 711 74.8%
#17 Chrysler 200 11,334 13,504 -16.1% 500 846 -40.9%
#17.1 Chrysler 200 Sedan * 10,722 12,805 -16.3% 494 832 -40.6%
#17.2 Chrysler 200 Convertible * 612 699 -12.4% 6 14 -57.1%
#18 Volkswagen Golf 11,079 12,672 -12.6% 714 878 -18.7%
#19 Kia Forte 10,874 14,416 -24.6% 899 769 16.9%
#20 Toyota Matrix 10,312 12,408 -16.9% 522 749 -30.3%
#21 Nissan Altima 9,774 12,259 -20.3% 611 689 -11.3%
#22 Dodge Dart 9,497 2,611 264% 1,347 824 63.5%
#23 Ford Fiesta 9,473 11,344 -16.5% 681 723 -5.8%
#24 Subaru Impreza 9,298 10,335 -10.0% 764 844 -9.5%
#25 Kia Optima 9,034 11,519 -21.6% 418 797 -47.6%
#26 Chevrolet Sonic 9,014 8,523 5.8% 712 607 17.3%
#27 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 8,544 9,606 -11.1% 808 829 -2.5%
#28 Toyota Venza 8,451 10,505 -19.6% 815 863 -5.6%
#29 Honda Fit 7,603 4,379 73.6% 737 375 96.5%
#30 Dodge Avenger 7,548 4,572 65.1% 279 256 9.0%
#31 Kia Soul 7,327 7,189 1.9% 626 438 42.9%
#32 Toyota Yaris 7,316 10,385 -29.6% 575 716 -19.7%
#32.1 Toyota Yaris Hatchback * 7,315 8027 -8.9% 574 634 -9.5%
#32.2 Toyota Yaris Sedan * 1 2358 -99.96% 1 82 -98.8%
#33 Volkswagen Passat & CC ¤ 7,158 7,452 -3.9% 716 529 35.3%
#34 Mitsubishi Lancer 7,093 6,775 4.7% 467 575 -18.8%
#35 Fiat 500 6,554 8,025 -18.3% 370 422 -12.3%
#35.1 Fiat 500 * 4,810 5,903 -18.5% 305 342 -10.8%
#35.2 Fiat 500C * 1,744 2,122 -17.8% 65 80 -18.8%
#36 Chevrolet Malibu 6,240 5,329 17.1% 535 483 10.8%
#37 Subaru XV Crosstrek 5,653 1,619 249% 586 470 24.7%
#38 Subaru Outback 5,650 6,486 -12.9% 508 621 -18.2%
#39 Audi A4 º 5,544 5,689 -2.5% 431 444 -2.9%
#40 Buick Verano 5,365 4,804 11.7% 345 425 -18.8%
#41 Chrysler 300 5,156 5,508 -6.4% 274 266 3.0%
#42 Ford Mustang 4,949 4,989 -0.8% 150 125 20.0%
#43 Hyundai Veloster 4,419 5,388 -18.0% 200 363 -44.9%
#44 Dodge Charger 4,353 3,731 16.7% 223 132 68.9%
#45 Mazda 6 4,108 4,671 -12.1% 212 767 -72.4%
#46 Ford Taurus 4,068 4,714 -13.7% 244 207 17.9%
#47 Mazda 2 3,826 4,799 -20.3% 303 271 11.8%
#48 Chevrolet Impala 3,658 7,430 -50.8% 178 427 -58.3%
#49 Mini Cooper  3,571 4,284 -16.6% 273 273 0.0%
#50 Mercedes-Benz E-Class & CLS-Class ¤ 3,038 3,829 -20.7% 368 230 60.0%
#51 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 3,007 129 2231% 290 127 128%
#52 Acura ILX 2,990 1,850 61.6% 156 363 -57.0%
#53 Lexus ES 2,916 2,317 25.9% 227 298 -23.8%
#53.1 Lexus ES350 * 2,231 2,046 9.0% 165 236 -30.1%
#53.2 Lexus ES300h * 685 271 153% 62 62 0.0%
#54 Cadillac ATS 2,871 117 2354% 343 61 462%
#55 Toyota Prius C ² 2,715 2,351 15.5% 133 158 -15.8%
#56 Toyota Prius V ² 2,512 3,835 -34.5% 174 312 -44.2%
#57 BMW 5-Series 2,445 2,564 -4.6% 327 222 47.3%
#58 Chevrolet Spark 2,388 350 582% 153 70 119%
#59 Lexus IS 2,323 1,808 28.5% 301 116 159%
#59.1 Lexus IS250/IS350 * 2,083 1,470 41.7% 288 97 197%
#59.2 Lexus ISC * 204 284 -28.2% 11 13 -15.4%
#59.3 Lexus ISF * 36 54 -33.3% 2 6 -66.7%
#60 Toyota Prius ² 2,265 3,241 -30.1% 142 280 -49.3%
#61.1 Toyota Prius Sedan * 2,058 3,196 -35.6% 132 266 -50.4%
#61.2 Toyota Prius Plug-In * 207 45 360% 10 14 -28.6%
#61 Audi A5 2,217 1,911 16.0% 175 127 37.8%
#62 Volkswagen Beetle 2,199 1,892 16.2% 116 96 20.8%
#63 Acura TL 2,181 2,924 -25.4% 187 200 -6.5%
#64 Chevrolet Camaro 2,107 2,481 -15.1% 65 76 -14.5%
#65 Smart Fortwo 2,073 2,187 -5.2% 165 152 8.6%
#66 Subaru Legacy 1,857 2,385 -22.1% 170 193 -11.9%
#67 Scion FR-S 1,773 1,293 37.1% 86 116 -25.9%
#68 Hyundai Genesis Coupe  1,769 1,717 3.0% 78 88 -11.4%
#69 Infiniti G/Q60 ± 1,764 2,888 -38.9% 31 144 -78.5%
#69.1 Infiniti G Sedan * 1,276 2219 -42.5% 4 114 -96.5%
#69.2 Infiniti G37 Coupe/Convertible & Q60 * 488 669 -27.1% 27 30 -10.0%
#70 Lincoln MKZ 1,496 811 84.5% 198 31 539%
#71 Suzuki SX4 1,483 2,817 -47.4% 52 242 -78.5%
#72 Dodge Challenger 1,482 1,444 2.6% 51 56 -8.9%
#73 Nissan Maxima 1,457 1,969 -26.0% 83 70 18.6%
#74 Scion tC 1,406 1,425 -1.3% 108 86 25.6%
#75 Ford C-Max 1,312 80 1540% 90 58 55.2%
#76 Volvo S60 1,293 1,479 -12.6% 139 69 101%
#77 Toyota Avalon 1,193 326 266% 120 21 471%
#78 Infiniti Q50 ± 1,097 241
#79 Buick LaCrosse 1,095 2,276 -51.9% 71 143 -50.3%
#80 Subaru BRZ 1,061 468 127% 62 61 1.6%
#81 Honda Crosstour 1,054 950 10.9% 82 77 6.5%
#82 Hyundai Genesis  995 1,156 -13.9% 110 98 12.2%
#83 Audi A6 980 887 11.0% 106 85 24.7%
#84 Lexus CT200h 947 1,548 -38.8% 55 141 -61.0%
#85 Cadillac CTS 910 2,080 -56.3% 115 113 1.8%
#86 Chevrolet Volt 851 1,168 -27.1% 133 93 43.0%
#87 Fiat 500L 843 129
#88 Scion xB 777 1,012 -23.2% 54 57 -5.3%
#89 Cadillac XTS 747 213 251% 134 59 127%
#90 Acura TSX 712 1,360 -47.6% 80 139 -42.4%
#91 Buick Regal 691 1,672 -58.7% 65 119 -45.4%
#92 Audi A7 673 861 -21.8% 80 56 42.9%
#93 BMW 1-Series 619 1,034 -40.1% 24 65 -63.1%
#94 Lexus GS 598 872 -31.4% 39 68 -42.6%
#94.1 Lexus GS350 * 506 821 -38.4% 36 64 -43.8%
#94.2 Lexus GS450h * 92 51 80.4% 3 4 -25.0%
#95 Porsche 911 597 559 6.8% 30 31 -3.2%
#96 Volvo XC70 585 724 -19.2% 43 67 -35.8%
#97 Jaguar XF 552 323 70.9% 61 19 221%
#98 Mazda MX-5 Miata 531 701 -24.3% 8 14 -42.9%
#99 Mitsubishi Mirage 497 207
#100 Volkswagen Eos 489 633 -22.7% 17 37 -54.1%
#101 Scion iQ 473 967 -51.1% 38 78 -51.3%
#102 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class 470 187
#103 Nissan Leaf 442 213 108% 30 7 329%
#104 Nissan 370Z 440 482 -8.7% 13 7 85.7%
#105 BMW 4-Series 434 243
#106 BMW 6-Series 409 437 -6.4% 39 44 -11.4%
#107 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 391 321 21.8% 20 21 -4.8%
#108 Mercedes-Benz S-Class & CL-Class ¤ 380 652 -41.7% 42 64 -34.4%
#109 Porsche Boxster 377 263 43.3% 20 23 -13.0%
#110 Audi TT 361 437 -17.4% 25 19 31.6%
#111 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class 360 490 -26.5% 26 20 30.0%
#112 Audi A3 354 1,346 -73.7% 74 -100%
#113 Scion xD 350 625 -44.0% 24 78 -69.2%
#114 BMW 7-Series 319 599 -46.7% 35 125 -72.0%
#115 Jaguar XJ 316 157 101% 22 14 57.1%
#116 Porsche Panamera 310 380 -18.4% 22 41 -46.3%
#117 Volvo C30 309 596 -48.2% 2 29 -93.1%
#118 Chevrolet Corvette 278 235 18.3% 54 13 315%
#119 Suzuki Kizashi 269 643 -58.2% 16 50 -68.0%
#120 Audi A8 255 214 19.2% 28 17 64.7%
#121 Infiniti M 245 298 -17.8% 17 23 -26.1%
#122 Lincoln MKS 238 470 -49.4% 12 26 -53.8%
#123 BMW Z4 234 314 -25.5% 7 17 -58.8%
#124 Porsche Cayman 229 92 149% 15 1 1400%
#125 Jaguar F-Type 218 18
#126 Lexus LS 200 116 72.4% 16 35 -54.3%
#126.1 Lexus LS460 * 187 111 68.5% 13 35 -62.9%
#126.2 Lexus LS600hL * 13 5 160% 3 0
#127 Kia Cadenza 192 28
#128 Nissan Cube 177 306 -42.2% 6 20 -70.0%
#129 Acura RLX/RL ¤ 176 28 529% 16 3 433%
#130 Mitsubishi i MiEV 166 183 -9.3% 11 8 37.5%
#131 Volvo C70 121 134 -9.7% 2 3 -33.3%
#132 Nissan GT-R 120 114 5.3% 4 5 -20.0%
#133 Mercedes-Benz R-Class 115 463 -75.2% 41 -100%
#134 Audi R8 107 109 -1.8% 5 4 25.0%
#135 Jaguar XK 89 114 -21.9% 1 9 -88.9%
#136 Hyundai Equus 76 111 -31.5% 8 13 -38.5%
#137 Honda CR-Z 67 231 -71.0% 10 6 66.7%
#138 Honda Insight 65 159 -59.1% 18 -100%
#139 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 62 94 -34.0% 1 5 -80.0%
#140 Volvo S80 50 192 -74.0% 4 5 -20.0%
#141 Dodge (SRT) Viper ¹ 45 7 543% 9 —-
#142 Dodge Caliber 7 280 -97.5%
#143 Chevrolet HHR 6 173 -96.5% 3 -100%
#144 Buick Lucerne 5 557 -99.1% 1 -100%
#145 Mitsubishi Eclipse 3 234 -98.7% 6 -100%
T146 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 1 3 -66.7%
T146 Cadillac DTS 1 4 -75.0%
T146 Lexus LFA 1 4 -75.0%
#149 Lexus HS 108 -100%
#150 Chevrolet Aveo 95 -100%
#151 Mazda RX-8 43 -100%
#152 Ford Crown Victoria 30 -100%
#153 Acura CSX 27 -100%
#154 Saab 9-3 15 -100%
#155 Saab 9-5 6 -100%
#156 Cadillac STS 2 -100%
Total Market
733,566 721,997 1.6% 58,160 55,876 4.1%
Source: Automakers & ANDC
Red font indicates year-over-year declining sales
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total.
¹ Chrysler markets the Viper not as a Dodge but as an SRT, but it’s shown here as a Dodge so you can see the Viper with like-minded products when you sort vehicles alphabetically using the Car column header.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 40.1% to 449 in November, down 20.5% to 7492 YTD.
† Mini Cooper includes sales of the Hardtop, Convertible, Clubman, Coupe, Roadster, and Paceman.
‡ Total Genesis sales: up 1.1% to 188 in November, down 3.8% to 2764 YTD.
± Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: Up 88.9% to 272 in November; down 0.9% to 2861 YTD. Total G sedan and Q50 sales: Up 115% to 245 in November, up 6.9% to 2373 YTD.
¤ Automakers release sales figures for the E-Class and CLS-Class together, S-Class and CL-Class together, RL and RLX together, Passat and CC together.
º Audi’s A4 sales data includes sales of the Allroad.
Sales data for brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in November were 18 and 4, respectively, 196 and 42 YTD . Total Maserati and Bentley volume is reported, but not by specific models. It is believed that Tesla sold 504 copies of their Model S during the first nine months of 2013, but Tesla doesn’t issue monthly sales reports.

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