August 2013 Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings – Top 86 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada – Every SUV Ranked

This Is The 2015 Version Of Canada’s
55th-Best-Selling SUV, The Chevrolet Tahoe

29.6% of the Canadian automobile industry’s year-to-date volume through the end of August 2013 has been generated by SUVs and crossovers. That’s up from from 28.7% at this time last year.

29.9% of the vehicles sold in Canada in August 2013 were SUVs and crossovers, up from 28.3% in August 2012 and 29.5% in July 2012.

Naturally, those figures are subject to change depending on what you call an SUV and what you label as a car. Undoubtedly, the Mazda MX-5 Miata is a car and the Jeep Wrangler is an SUV. That which lies between those two is debatable.

All 252 Vehicles Ranked By August 2013 YTD Canadian Sales

All 144 Cars Ranked By August 2013 YTD Canadian Sales

By the definitions you see here, the Ford Escape is easily Canada’s best-selling utility vehicle. The second-ranked Honda CR-V is 6874 sales back of the small Ford. A year ago, at the end of August 2012, the top-ranked Escape was 5146 sales up on the second-ranked CR-V. Three of Canada’s 16 best-selling utility vehicles are Fords.

Three of Canada’s top 21 are General Motors products. Dodge and Jeep combined to land four utilities in the top 18. Four of the top 25 are Hyundais or Kias. Toyota (including Lexus) owns the third, 20th, and 21st positions.

Nissan’s New Rogue Will Look Much Better

These are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs and crossovers by August volume by clicking the August 2013 column header, or you can rank SUVs by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV 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 – August 2014 – September 2013 – July 2013

Rank	SUV/Crossover	August 2013 YTD	% Change	August 2013	% Change
#1	Ford Escape	29,615	+ 3.4%	4161	– 10.4%
#2	Honda CR-V	22,741	– 3.2%	2895	– 6.4%
#3	Toyota RAV4	22,179	+ 29.2%	2768	+ 0.5%
#4	Dodge Journey	19,812	– 1.7%	2551	+ 6.1%
#5	Hyundai Santa Fe Sport *	17,604	+ 16.9%	2566	+ 48.8%
#6	Jeep Wrangler	14,141	– 0.8%	1737	– 11.0%
#7	Chevrolet Equinox	13,511	– 7.6%	1908	+ 2.6%
#8	Mazda CX-5	12,415	+ 60.8%	1939	+ 130%
#9	Ford Edge	12,250	– 11.2%	1505	+ 11.0%
#10	Nissan Rogue	11,094	+ 5.0%	1610	+ 55.3%
#11	Kia Sorento	10,060	+ 5.6%	1189	– 25.1%
#12	Hyundai Tucson	8446	– 19.5%	898	– 33.6%
#13	GMC Terrain	8066	– 1.7%	1137	– 8.5%
#14	Jeep Grand Cherokee	7647	+ 10.3%	715	+ 25.0%
#15	Subaru Forester	7046	+ 41.4%	1046	+ 59.2%
#16	Ford Explorer	7013	+ 0.2%	903	– 5.3%
#17	Mitsubishi RVR	5153	+ 13.5%	494	– 5.4%
#18	Jeep Compass	5071	+ 19.7%	275	– 45.1%
#19	Lexus RX	5070	+ 10.0%	705	– 1.8%
#19.1	Lexus RX350	4669	+ 13.5%	657	+ 1.2%
#19.2	Lexus RX450h	401	– 19.0%	48	– 30.4%
#20	Toyota Highlander	5058	+ 26.0%	716	+ 23.4%
#20.1	Toyota Highlander	4370	+ 29.5%	613	+ 22.4%
#20.2	Toyota Highlander Hybrid	688	+ 7.8%	103	+ 30.4%
#21	Chevrolet Trax	4959	—	633	—
#22	Audi Q5	4827	+ 28.0%	681	+ 58.4%
#23	Volkswagen Tiguan	4761	+ 20.0%	878	+ 55.1%
#24	Nissan Pathfinder	4650	+ 298%	711	+ 812%
#25	Kia Sportage	4623	– 20.3%	888	+ 23.2%
#26	BMW X3	4280	+ 41.5%	352	– 33.7%
#27	Honda Pilot	4213	+ 20.35	879	+ 21.1%
#28	Jeep Patriot	4143	– 13.1%	287	– 44.2%
#29	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	4067	+ 20.3%	383	+ 22.4%
T30	Acura RDX	4053	+ 34.3%	534	+ 15.6%
T30	Acura MDX	4053	+ 20.5%	527	+ 19.2%
#32	Mitsubishi Outlander	3611	+ 16.1%	519	+ 76.5%
#33	GMC Acadia	3086	– 2.9%	479	– 2.6%
#34	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	2880	– 24.3%	424	+ 88.4%
#35	Nissan Juke	2772	+ 2.1%	408	+ 72.2%
#36	Nissan Murano	2416	– 28.2%	270	0.0%
T37	Cadillac SRX	2310	+ 18.8%	386	+ 64.3%
T37	Chevrolet Traverse	2310	+ 2.0%	328	+ 18.4%
#39	Buick Encore	2176	—	471	—
#40	Infiniti JX35	2164	+ 55.5%	196	– 25.2%
#41	Buick Enclave	2152	– 5.0%	306	– 10.8%
#42	Lincoln MKX	2110	– 21.9%	225	– 43.9%
#43	BMW X5	2087	– 15.0%	284	– 16.2%
#44	BMW X1	2027	– 48.7%	94	– 60.5%
#45	Hyundai Santa Fe XL *	1947	—	461	—
#46	Toyota 4Runner	1854	– 1.4%	276	+ 17.9%
#47	Ford Flex	1751	– 33.7%	56	– 41.1%
#48	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	1614	+ 39.0%	234	+ 63.6%
#49	Volkswagen Touareg	1396	+ 13.6%	203	– 0.5%
#50	Dodge Durango	1320	– 29.1%	81	+ 2.5%
#51	Porsche Cayenne	1294	+ 36.1%	199	+ 44.2%
#52	Volvo XC60	1196	– 11.1%	164	+ 10.1%
#53	Audi Q7	1182	+ 7.9%	143	+ 78.8%
#54	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	1128	+ 25.5%	174	+ 145%
#55	Chevrolet Tahoe	1123	+ 44.0%	346	+ 394%
#56	Mini Countryman	1102	+ 7.4%	139	– 19.7%
#57	Ford Expedition	1096	– 18.3%	84	– 7.7%
#58	Mazda CX-9	1073	+ 27.6%	120	– 28.1%
#59	Infiniti EX	1008	+ 19.6%	98	– 25.2%
#60	GMC Yukon	1002	+ 35.2%	250	+ 65.6%
#61	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	993	– 8.0%	106	– 35.0%
#62	Suzuki Grand Vitara	827	– 29.6%	73	– 55.8%
#63	Nissan Xterra	800	+ 27.0%	61	+ 79.4%
#64	Chevrolet Suburban	767	+ 24.9%	97	+ 143%
#65	GMC Yukon XL	641	– 7.1%	130	+ 20.4%
#66	BMW X6	515	– 13.3%	71	– 22.8%
#67	Toyota Sequoia	465	– 4.7%	55	+ 66.7%
#68	Infiniti FX	450	– 12.3%	43	– 35.8%
#69	Toyota FJ Cruiser	432	– 7.1%	49	0.0%
#70	Volvo XC90	402	+ 12.9%	32	+ 23.1%
#71	Land Rover Range Rover	385	+ 50.4%	23	– 11.5%
#72	Cadillac Escalade	378	– 26.9%	45	– 29.7%
#72.1	Cadillac Escalade	288	– 26.2%	36	– 10.0%
#72.3	Cadillac Escalade ESV	90	– 29.1%	9	– 62.5%
#73	Hyundai Veracruz	365	– 74.4%	9	– 95.5%
#74	Nissan Armada	353	– 14.7%	35	+ 16.7%
#75	Land Rover LR2	342	+ 79.1%	39	+ 105%
#76	Land Rover LR4	287	– 20.1%	43	+ 2.4%
#77	Infiniti QX56	285	+ 20.8%	54	+ 28.6%
#78	Lincoln MKT	256	– 8.9%	33	+ 13.8%
#79	Lincoln Navigator	199	– 52.0%	14	– 54.8%
#80	Lexus GX460	196	– 19.7%	18	– 47.1%
#81	Lexus LX570	184	– 2.6%	15	– 21.1%
#82	Subaru Tribeca	152	– 39.4%	27	– 32.5%
#83	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	147	+ 153%	28	+ 100%
#84	Toyota Land Cruiser *	101	– 38.4%	25	+ 200%
#85	Acura ZDX	34	– 58.5%	3	– 40.0%
#86	Jeep Liberty	13	– 98.5%	—	– 100%
—	Total	355,777	+ 6.7%	47,016	+ 11.2%
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