November 2012 Pickup Truck Sales In Canada

41% of the other 10%, all of which were trucks built by Japanese automakers, were Toyota Tacomas. Only 38 of the Tacoma’s 897-unit total were rear-wheel-drive trucks. Only 13 of the Toyota Tundra’s 555-unit total were rear-wheel-drivers.

Ford doesn’t break down F-Series sales by drivetrain or bodystyle. If GM’s results are anything to go by, it’s not hard to see that crew cabs play a major role in the modern truck market. 62% of all GMC Sierras and 60% of all the Chevrolet Silverados sold in Canada in the first eleven months of this year were crew cab models. In fact, in GM’s Canadian showrooms, where truck sales are slowing, crew cab sales are way up.

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As always, you can click any model name in the table below to see historical monthly and yearly sales figures. Or you can select any make or model at GCBC’s Sales Stats home. Any vehicle you can’t find tabled here will be listed elsewhere – you can select from segments like large SUVs and commercial vans at GCBC’s The Tally page.

Click the accompanying chart for a larger view. In that chart, trucks are ranked by volume – they’re listed alphabetically in the table below.