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| Ford Hasn’t Allowed This Tough-Looking 2004 Bronco Concept To Influence SUVs That Came Around After |
The 105,042 SUVs and crossovers sold in Canada in the first three months of 2013 accounted for 30% of the Canadian automobile market.
There were more than 85 different utility vehicle nameplates sold by Canadian automobile dealerships between January and March. Compare that with just seven minivans and three mini-minivans.
While the most popular minivan in Canada, the Dodge Grand Caravan, sells more often than all these SUVs, the minivan market as a whole only accounts for 5.3% of the Canadian auto market.
So if Canadians with kids now prefer small and midsize crossovers, when will the image associated with minivans become the associated with these crossovers? Maybe soon. After all, a Dodge Journey isn’t a Jeep Wrangler. And a Ford Escape isn’t a Bronco.
Earlier this month GoodCarBadCar compiled complete sales figures for all pickup trucks, every minivan, and all commercial vans. A list just like this one was done earlier today for passenger cars. The All Vehicle Rankings post, in which every model for which sales data is known is ranked, features 247 vehicles.
Those full rankings included the following paragraphs: “GoodCarBadCar never ceases to remind its readers that they can always access historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any vehicle by selecting a make and/or model at the Sales Stats page. The Best Sellers page finds you many more lists just like this one, although most are shorter.
And please don’t forget that this table is completely sortable. This means by clicking the SUVs & Crossovers button in the table heading you can rank vehicles alphabetically. Or if you just want to see how vehicles fared in March, click the March 2013 header. These are year-to-date rankings, so you’ll continue to see their quarterly finishing order at the far left no matter how you choose to sort the list.
Also, let’s do the internet a favour by sourcing GoodCarBadCar.net if you’re compiling data based on the information already compiled in this list, and let’s not just rip the code for your own Harare-hosted “news” blog. One can only hope.”
Click Column Headers To Sort – March 2014 – April 2013
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Rank
|
SUVs & Crossovers
|
March 2013
YTD |
%
Change |
March
2013 |
%
Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
#1
|
Ford Escape | 8411 | + 1.6% | 3255 | – 12.3% |
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#2
|
Toyota RAV4 | 6678 | + 40.0% | 3635 | + 95.7% |
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#3
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Dodge Journey | 6548 | + 1.3% | 2646 | + 6.4% |
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#4
|
Honda CR-V | 5785 | – 34.8% | 2777 | – 32.3% |
|
#5
|
Hyundai Santa Fe Sport * | 5711 | + 18.8% | 2253 | + 21.0% |
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#6
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Jeep Wrangler | 3913 | + 6.8% | 1719 | – 4.7% |
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#7
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Chevrolet Equinox | 3451 | – 27.8% | 1396 | – 31.7% |
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#8
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Mazda CX-5 | 3442 | + 90.3% | 1771 | + 7.4% |
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#9
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Nissan Rogue | 3429 | – 23.6% | 1584 | – 28.9% |
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#10
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Ford Edge | 2957 | – 5.0% | 1385 | – 10.6% |
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#11
|
Kia Sorento | 2889 | – 4.8% | 1212 | + 6.3% |
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#12
|
GMC Terrain | 2520 | – 5.6% | 973 | – 13.1% |
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#13
|
Jeep Compass | 2237 | + 61.4% | 766 | + 39.8% |
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#14
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Hyundai Tucson | 2209 | – 27.6% | 880 | – 21.1% |
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#15
|
Ford Explorer | 2055 | + 14.0% | 898 | + 21.2% |
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#16
|
Jeep Grand Cherokee | 2052 | – 14.6% | 659 | – 15.9% |
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#17
|
Mitsubishi RVR | 1889 | + 7.6% | 732 | + 5.8% |
|
#18
|
Jeep Patriot | 1751 | – 8.9% | 452 | – 32.6% |
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#19
|
Subaru Forester | 1691 | + 17.6% | 1003 | + 64.2% |
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#20
|
BMW X3 | 1652 | + 133% | 829 | + 212% |
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#21
|
Audi Q5 | 1581 | + 10.1% | 687 | + 60.1% |
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#22
|
Lexus RX | 1476 | + 6.5% | 613 | + 25.1% |
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#23
|
Toyota Highlander | 1432 | + 8.2% | 626 | + 18.6% |
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#24
|
Mercedes-Benz GLK | 1430 | + 18.3% | 779 | + 45.1% |
|
#25
|
Nissan Pathfinder | 1395 | + 102% | 562 | + 263% |
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#26
|
Kia Sportage | 1331 | – 16.2% | 515 | – 25.3% |
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#27
|
Chevrolet Trax | 1231 | —– | 643 | —– |
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#28
|
Acura MDX | 1205 | + 23.8% | 783 | + 112% |
|
#29
|
Acura RDX | 1175 | + 145% | 423 | + 236% |
|
#30
|
Volkswagen Tiguan | 1137 | – 13.3% | 561 | – 7.3% |
|
#31
|
Mitsubishi Outlander | 1112 | – 12.2% | 459 | + 16.5% |
|
#32
|
Mercedes-Benz M-Class | 1038 | – 39.5% | 430 | – 31.7% |
|
#33
|
Honda Pilot | 989 | – 1.9% | 395 | – 6.6% |
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#34
|
Nissan Murano | 898 | – 35.7% | 387 | – 24.6% |
|
#35
|
GMC Acadia | 835 | – 0.6% | 330 | + 0.3% |
|
#36
|
Infiniti JX35 | 786 | —– | 350 | —– |
|
#37
|
Nissan Juke | 785 | – 10.6% | 360 | – 18.2% |
|
#38
|
Lincoln MKX | 738 | – 5.3% | 326 | – 4.1% |
|
#39
|
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class & G-Class | 666 | + 73.4% | 283 | + 138% |
|
#40
|
BMW X5 | 628 | – 26.1% | 273 | – 18.0% |
|
#41
|
Toyota 4Runner | 588 | – 16.5% | 231 | – 20.9% |
|
T42
|
Buick Enclave | 571 | – 1.9% | 223 | – 3.9% |
|
T42
|
Chevrolet Traverse | 571 | – 13.7% | 222 | – 11.2% |
|
#44
|
Cadillac SRX | 558 | – 10.1% | 229 | – 13.9% |
|
#45
|
Mazda CX-9 | 517 | + 51.2% | 163 | – 18.1% |
|
#46
|
BMW X1 | 507 | – 55.4% | 273 | – 40.7% |
|
#47
|
Infiniti EX | 461 | + 68.2% | 188 | + 30.6% |
|
#48
|
Ford Flex | 454 | – 10.6% | 241 | + 10.6% |
|
#49
|
Volkswagen Touareg | 443 | + 5.5% | 188 | + 58.0% |
|
#50
|
Land Rover Range Rover Sport | 432 | + 17.1% | 184 | + 13.6% |
|
#51
|
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque | 428 | + 6.5% | 218 | + 40.6% |
|
#52
|
Dodge Durango | 402 | – 52.8% | 123 | – 36.3% |
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#53
|
Audi Q7 | 373 | – 2.4% | 155 | + 14.0% |
|
#54
|
Porsche Cayenne | 368 | + 30.0% | 164 | + 33.3% |
|
#55
|
Mini Countryman ** | 366 | + 44.1% | 115 | + 10.6% |
|
#56
|
Ford Expedition | 343 | + 21.2% | 138 | + 40.8% |
|
#57
|
Volvo XC60 | 341 | – 18.4% | 146 | – 31.1% |
|
#58
|
Suzuki Grand Vitara | 294 | – 36.4% | 102 | – 44.0% |
|
#59
|
GMC Yukon | 285 | – 14.2% | 180 | + 52.5% |
|
#60
|
Hyundai Veracruz | 257 | – 44.0% | 43 | – 73.5% |
|
#61
|
Chevrolet Tahoe | 247 | – 36.2% | 152 | – 6.7% |
|
#62
|
Nissan Xterra | 234 | – 12.4% | 109 | – 7.6% |
|
#63
|
Buick Encore | 219 | —– | 195 | —– |
|
#64
|
Chevrolet Suburban | 214 | – 12.3% | 108 | + 8.0% |
|
#65
|
Land Rover Range Rover | 206 | + 94.3% | 60 | + 22.4% |
|
#66
|
GMC Yukon XL | 196 | – 7.1% | 137 | + 39.8% |
|
#67
|
Infiniti FX | 192 | – 2.0% | 84 | – 7.7% |
|
#68
|
BMW X6 | 173 | – 11.7% | 76 | + 5.6% |
|
#69
|
Land Rover LR2 | 169 | + 104% | 78 | + 225% |
|
#70
|
Toyota Sequoia | 154 | – 32.5% | 51 | – 8.9% |
|
#71
|
Toyota FJ Cruiser | 145 | – 27.5% | 53 | – 53.9% |
|
#72
|
Infiniti QX56 | 114 | + 16.3% | 40 | + 37.9% |
|
#73
|
Cadillac Escalade ^ | 128 | – 38.2% | 54 | – 34.1% |
|
#73.1
|
Cadillac Escalade | 96 | – 41.5% | 43 | – 35.8% |
|
#73.2
|
Cadillac Escalade ESV | 32 | – 25.6% | 11 | – 26.7% |
|
#74
|
Lincoln MKT | 111 | + 8.8% | 41 | – 16.3% |
|
#75
|
Nissan Armada | 110 | – 37.9% | 43 | – 42.7% |
|
#76
|
Land Rover LR4 | 104 | – 25.7% | 45 | – 37.5% |
|
#77
|
Lincoln Navigator | 102 | + 15.9% | 26 | – 27.8% |
|
#78
|
Volvo XC90 | 92 | – 45.6% | 41 | – 45.3% |
|
#79
|
Hyundai Santa Fe XL * | 88 | —– | 88 | —– |
|
#80
|
Lexus GX460 | 73 | – 11.0% | 26 | – 33.3% |
|
#81
|
Lexus LX570 | 62 | + 8.8% | 34 | – 26.1% |
|
#82
|
Subaru Tribeca | 42 | – 52.3% | 16 | – 42.9% |
|
#83
|
Toyota Land Cruiser | 18 | – 78.6% | 8 | – 76.5% |
|
#84
|
Acura ZDX | 15 | – 64.3% | 7 | – 56.3% |
|
#85
|
Jeep Liberty | 9 | – 97.7% | 2 | – 99.2% |
Source: Manufacturers & 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. Sales data for brands such as Ferrari and Lamborghini are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in the first quarter of 2013 were 60 and 42, respectively. Total Maserati and Bentley volume is reported, but not by specific models.
* Hyundai Canada separates the Santa Fe Sport from the Santa Fe XL, of which the company sold its first 88 copies in March. Combined, Santa Fe sales equal 2341 (up 25.7%) in March and 5799 (up 20.6%) year-to-date.
^ Escalade here does not include the Escalade EXT, which is shown with pickup trucks.
** Mini’s Canadian sales data doesn’t separate the different Cooper versions, which now includes the Paceman. Only the Countryman is listed here.
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