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October 2015 YTD Canada Passenger Car Sales Rankings – Top 145 Best-Selling Cars In Canada – Every Car Ranked

2013 Honda Civic red

As Honda Canada prepared its launch of the all-new, tenth-generation Civic, sales of the outgoing Civic are increasing even as total Canadian passenger car sales decrease.

Honda Civic volume in October 2015 jumped 6%, a particularly massive improvement given the 10% drop generated by the overall passenger car market. 

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One out of every ten new cars sold in Canada last month was a Honda Civic, a startling figure given the fact that the Civic accounts for less than 1% of the available passenger car nameplates.

But sales of the Toyota Corolla, Canada’s second-best-selling car in October 2015, plunged 20%, year-over-year. The Mazda 3 recorded a 12% decrease, equal to 382 fewer sales compared with October 2014. 

Chevrolet Cruze, Volkswagen Jetta, Hyundai Accent? Down. Nissan Sentra, Honda Accord, Kia Forte? Down. Chrysler 200, Kia Rio, Chevrolet Malibu, Honda Fit? Down. 

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Don’t confuse these uncomfortable results with a disease that’s affecting the overall Canadian auto industry. Canadian auto sales are up 3% through the first ten months of 2015. Canadians have already purchased and leased than in all of 2009, 2010, or 2011. But passenger cars accounted for 45% of the overall market in 2011, just 39% in 2015 and only 37% in October 2015.

2016 Honda Civic
Above: Tenth-Gen Honda Civic
Top: Ninth-Gen Honda Civic 

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by October 2015 volume by clicking the October 2015 column header, or you can rank them by improvements or declines using the % columns. 

Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car column header. 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.

Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In Canada – October 2015
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Canada Commercial Van Sales By Model – October 2015 YTD

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.

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Rank
Car
October 2015 YTD
October 2014 YTD
%
Change
October
2015
October
2014
% Change
#1 Honda Civic 55,881 57,853 -3.4% 6,272 5,917 6.0%
#2 Toyota Corolla 42,208 43,102 -2.1% 3,236 4,067 -20.4%
#3 Hyundai Elantra 41,957 43,967 -4.6% 4,035 3,907 3.3%
#4 Mazda 3 30,414 36,186 -16.0% 2,788 3,170 -12.1%
#5 Chevrolet Cruze 27,139 29,021 -6.5% 2,740 2,843 -3.6%
#6 Volkswagen Jetta 24,651 27,451 -10.2% 2,078 2,235 -7.0%
#7 Ford Focus 18,424 19,580 -5.9% 1,989 1,698 17.1%
#8 Hyundai Accent 17,339 20,560 -15.7% 1,470 1,819 -19.2%
#9 Volkswagen Golf 17,329 9,604 80.4% 1,630 1,543 5.6%
#9.1 Volkswagen Golf * 15,033 7,578 98.4% 1,378 1,223 12.7%
#9.2 Volkswagen Golf GTI * 2,296 2,026 13.3% 252 320 -21.3%
#10 Toyota Camry 15,179 13,239 14.7% 1,489 1,231 21.0%
#11 Ford Fusion 13,734 15,635 -12.2% 1,158 1,127 2.8%
#12 Nissan Sentra 13,032 12,968 0.5% 1,180 1,372 -14.0%
#13 Hyundai Sonata 12,265 11,634 5.4% 1,078 1,023 5.4%
#14 Honda Accord 12,124 14,862 -18.4% 1,353 1,379 -1.9%
#15 Kia Soul 11,715 8,708 34.5% 1,239 781 58.6%
#15.1 Kia Soul * 11,520 8,708 32.3% 1,183 781 51.5%
#15.2 Kia Soul EV * 195 53
#16 Kia Forte 10,325 10,399 -0.7% 875 1,173 -25.4%
#17 Nissan Micra 10,285 6,063 69.6% 880 967 -9.0%
#18 Subaru Impreza 9,962 8,758 13.7% 1,080 840 28.6%
#18.1 Subaru Impreza * 7,260 6,435 12.8% 779 638 22.1%
#18.2 Subaru Impreza WRX/STI * 2,702 2,323 16.3% 301 202 49.0%
#19 Chrysler 200 9,714 9,664 0.5% 740 1,800 -58.9%
#19.1 Chrysler 200 Sedan * 9,714 9,650 0.7% 740 1,800 -58.9%
#19.2 Chrysler 200 Convertible * 14 -100%
#20 Kia Rio 8,759 13,226 -33.8% 818 1,134 -27.9%
#21 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 8,650 5,638 53.4% 809 680 19.0%
#22 Subaru Outback 8,357 6,861 21.8% 958 1,049 -8.7%
#23 Chevrolet Malibu 8,266 6,489 27.4% 563 1,144 -50.8%
#24 Nissan Versa 8,111 11,901 -31.8% 628 607 3.5%
#25 Honda Fit 8,108 9,079 -10.7% 613 1,427 -57.0%
#26 BMW 3-Series 7,964 8,408 -5.3% 873 946 -7.7%
#27 Toyota Yaris 7,120 7,605 -6.4% 921 804 14.6%
#27.1 Toyota Yaris Hatchback * 6,981 7,605 -8.2% 808 804 0.5%
#27.2 Toyota Yaris Sedan * 139 113
#28 Subaru XV Crosstrek 7,108 6,020 18.1% 812 654 24.2%
#29 Ford Mustang 6,166 4,563 35.1% 250 172 45.3%
#30 Nissan Altima 6,101 8,376 -27.2% 470 657 -28.5%
#31 Buick Verano 5,487 6,347 -13.5% 549 713 -23.0%
#32 Toyota Venza 5,394 6,796 -20.6% 452 594 -23.9%
#33 Kia Optima 5,307 6,824 -22.2% 605 400 51.3%
#34 Volkswagen Passat & CC ¤ 5,192 6,554 -20.8% 478 497 -3.8%
#34.1 Volkswagen Passat * 4,821 6,176 -21.9% 442 462 -4.3%
#34.2 Volkswagen Passat CC * 371 378 -1.9% 36 35 2.9%
#35 Mitsubishi Lancer 5,147 5,816 -11.5% 523 771 -32.2%
#36 Chevrolet Sonic 5,038 6,911 -27.1% 430 566 -24.0%
#37 Audi A4 º 4,768 4,809 -0.9% 548 508 7.9%
#38 Ford Fiesta 4,746 8,054 -41.1% 450 683 -34.1%
#39 Mini Cooper  4,593 2,753 66.8% 610 650 -6.2%
#40 Acura TLX 4,412 1,169 277% 415 788 -47.3%
#41 BMW 4-Series 4,236 2,827 49.8% 359 328 9.5%
#42 Dodge Charger 4,174 3,374 23.7% 297 221 34.4%
#43 Chrysler 300 3,662 3,947 -7.2% 151 404 -62.6%
#44 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class 3,316 3,151 5.2% 385 421 -8.6%
#45 Audi A3 3,243 1,944 66.8% 264 340 -22.4%
#46 Mitsubishi Mirage 3,015 3,561 -15.3% 249 301 -17.3%
#47 Ford Taurus 2,999 2,960 1.3% 138 172 -19.8%
#48 Lexus IS 2,972 3,454 -14.0% 355 360 -1.4%
#49 Toyota Prius C ² 2,826 2,357 19.9% 270 256 5.5%
#50 Cadillac ATS 2,784 2,877 -3.2% 376 265 41.9%
#51 Infiniti Q50 2,784 2,821 -1.3% 316 325 -2.5%
#52 Subaru Legacy 2,780 2,260 23.0% 283 411 -31.1%
#53 Dodge Dart 2,758 7,067 -61.0% 183 549 -66.7%
#54 Fiat 500 2,733 5,116 -46.6% 147 337 -56.4%
#54.1 Fiat 500 * 2,060 3,642 -43.4% 107 251 -57.4%
#54.2 Fiat 500 Convertible * 673 1,474 -54.3% 40 86 -53.5%
#55 Hyundai Veloster 2,676 3,139 -14.7% 170 336 -49.4%
#56 Mercedes-Benz E-Class & CLS-Class ¤ 2,614 3,238 -19.3% 276 329 -16.1%
#57 Dodge Challenger 2,602 1,421 83.1% 223 90 148%
#58 Chevrolet Camaro 2,445 2,742 -10.8% 98 112 -12.5%
#59 Mazda 6 2,359 2,703 -12.7% 179 275 -34.9%
#60 Chevrolet Impala 2,312 2,977 -22.3% 272 497 -45.3%
#61 Volkswagen Beetle 2,170 1,732 25.3% 213 116 83.6%
#62 Toyota Prius V ² 2,135 2,072 3.0% 213 204 4.4%
#63 Acura ILX 2,068 2,412 -14.3% 185 192 -3.6%
#64 Lexus ES 1,993 2,327 -14.4% 216 289 -25.3%
#65 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 1,964 2,346 -16.3% 231 225 2.7%
#66 Fiat 500L 1,858 2,189 -15.1% 65 136 -52.2%
#67 Chevrolet Corvette 1,628 1,079 50.9% 73 50 46.0%
#68 BMW 5-Series 1,589 1,929 -17.6% 215 215 0.0%
#69 Audi A5 1,494 1,932 -22.7% 147 127 15.7%
#70 Chevrolet Spark 1,437 1,467 -2.0% 68 126 -46.0%
#71 Toyota Prius ² 1,400 1,662 -15.8% 122 174 -29.9%
#72 Nissan Maxima 1,355 721 87.9% 196 59 232%
#73 BMW 2-Series 1,353 790 71.3% 167 223 -25.1%
#74 Hyundai Genesis  1,223 1,304 -6.2% 92 118 -22.0%
#75 Scion FR-S 1,209 1,455 -16.9% 88 121 -27.3%
#76 Chevrolet Volt 1,071 1,401 -23.6% 203 107 89.7%
#77 Scion tC 1,002 1,057 -5.2% 91 85 7.1%
#78 Lincoln MKZ 968 1,259 -23.1% 105 92 14.1%
#79 Nissan Leaf 963 918 4.9% 113 113 0.0%
#80 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 952 862 10.4% 106 104 1.9%
#81 Hyundai Genesis Coupe  941 1,432 -34.3% 59 141 -58.2%
#82 Volvo V60 893 742 20.4% 95 61 55.7%
#83 Scion xB 883 581 52.0% 62 61 1.6%
#84 Buick Regal 858 689 24.5% 68 82 -17.1%
#85 Buick LaCrosse 854 1,234 -30.8% 91 116 -21.6%
#86 Audi A6 773 979 -21.0% 91 86 5.8%
#87 Porsche 911 753 718 4.9% 48 70 -31.4%
#88 Mazda 2 746 2,130 -65.0% 10 294 -96.6%
#89 Subaru BRZ 744 852 -12.7% 40 43 -7.0%
#90 Lexus RC 739 45
#91 Lexus CT200h 718 914 -21.4% 72 86 -16.3%
#92 Toyota Avalon 696 846 -17.7% 68 79 -13.9%
#93 Cadillac CTS 658 865 -23.9% 121 71 70.4%
#94 Audi A7 655 813 -19.4% 70 56 25.0%
#95 Nissan 370Z 622 371 67.7% 66 28 136%
#96 Smart Fortwo 621 1,942 -68.0% 69 217 -68.2%
#97 Cadillac XTS 609 558 9.1% 43 45 -4.4%
#98 Ford C-Max 599 1,240 -51.7% 57 72 -20.8%
#99 Volvo S60 585 944 -38.0% 39 127 -69.3%
#100 Mazda MX-5 Miata 570 498 14.5% 39 18 117%
#101 Scion iM 529 275
#102 BMW i-Series 435 172 153% 41 33 24.2%
#103 Jaguar XF 420 480 -12.5% 31 46 -32.6%
#104 Volkswagen Eos 417 405 3.0% 19 21 -9.5%
#105 BMW 6-Series 409 382 7.1% 38 41 -7.3%
#106 Jaguar F-Type 402 384 4.7% 20 18 11.1%
#107 Infiniti Q60 386 381 1.3% 22 25 -12.0%
#108 Volvo XC70 359 447 -19.7% 24 41 -41.5%
#109 Lexus GS 352 410 -14.1% 33 29 13.8%
#110 Porsche Boxster 312 326 -4.3% 13 15 -13.3%
#111 Toyota Matrix 295 6,564 -95.5% 625 -100%
#112 Porsche Panamera 292 336 -13.1% 38 38 0.0%
#113 Honda Crosstour 291 794 -63.4% 2 114 -98.2%
#114 Jaguar XJ 277 298 -7.0% 28 19 47.4%
#115 BMW 7-Series 260 309 -15.9% 38 32 18.8%
#116 Porsche Cayman 257 240 7.1% 31 24 29.2%
#117 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 255 314 -18.8% 11 16 -31.3%
#118 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class 248 350 -29.1% 11 46 -76.1%
#119 Scion iQ 235 296 -20.6% 25 16 56.3%
#120 Audi TT 213 275 -22.5% 53 9 489%
#121 Audi A8 201 235 -14.5% 25 42 -40.5%
#122 Infiniti Q70 170 97 75.3% 11 24 -54.2%
T123 Lincoln MKS 159 189 -15.9% 11 13 -15.4%
T123 Acura RLX 159 211 -24.6% 17 9 88.9%
#125 Kia Cadenza 151 133 13.5% 25 19 31.6%
T126 Mercedes-AMG GT 118 17
T126 Nissan GT-R 118 115 2.6% 9 6 50.0%
#128 Dodge Viper 107 97 10.3% 1 10 -90.0%
#129 Alfa Romeo 4C 105 12
T130 Mitsubishi i MiEV 102 98 4.1% 9 12 -25.0%
T130 Lexus LS 102 140 -27.1% 7 7 0.0%
#132 BMW Z4 98 168 -41.7% 6 27 -77.8%
#133 Audi R8 88 106 -17.0% 2 6 -66.7%
#134 Volvo S80 62 52 19.2% 4 -100%
#135 Honda CR-Z 51 89 -42.7% 3 6 -50.0%
#136 Hyundai Equus 33 63 -47.6% 5 7 -28.6%
#137 Kia K900 29 21 38.1% 4
#138 Scion xD 27 241 -88.8% 11 -100%
T139 Cadillac ELR 25 36 -30.6% 5 -100%
T139 Jaguar XK 25 76 -67.1% 1 3 -66.7%
#141 Porsche 918 Spyder 18 5 260%
#142 Dodge Avenger 8 488 -98.4% 3 -100%
#143 BMW 1-Series 3 2 50.0%
#144 Nissan Cube 2 15 -86.7%
#145 Mercedes-Benz R-Class 1
#146 Acura TL 1,346 -100% 58 -100%
#147 Acura TSX 206 -100% 1 -100%
#148 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 37 -100% 1 -100%
#149 Lexus LFA 1 -100%
#150 Volvo C70 1 -100%
Total
640,716 674,082 -4.9% 60,156 66,776 -9.9%

Source: Automakers & Global Automakers Of CanadaANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total.
² Total Prius Family sales: up 4.4% to 6361 YTD, down 4.6% to 605 in October.
† Mini Cooper includes sales of the Hardtop, Convertible, Clubman, Coupe, Roadster, and Paceman.
 Total Genesis sales: down 20.9% to 2164 YTD, down 41.7% to 151 in October.
¤ Automakers release sales figures for the E-Class and CLS-Class together and the Passat and CC together. (October’s Passat breakdown, sourced by ANDC, are not confirmed by Volkswagen.)
º Audi’s A4 sales data includes sales of the Allroad.
Sales data for brands such as Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in the first ten months of of 2015 were 113, 180, 100, and 65, respectively. Total Maserati volume is reported, but not by specific models. It is believed that Tesla sold 1314 copies of their Model S during the first nine months of 2015.