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February 2013 Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – Top 245 Best-Selling Vehicles In Canada – Every Vehicle Ranked

2013 Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 Sport
Chrysler Is The #1 Seller Of New
Automobiles In Canada This Year

Every new vehicle purchased or leased in Canada in the first two months of 2013 is accounted for in this article’s massive sortable table. Clicking any column header will arrange the table alphabetically – where the vehicles from every brand are listed together – by year-to-date volume, percentage change from the same period in 2012, February volume, percentage change from February 2012, or by year-to-date ranking, as it is when you first see it. 

What you can’t see with a quick glance is how severely the list is weighted toward the top. Altogether, there are 245 vehicles listed here, some with extra information in the accompanying unranked italicized lines, but the top 20 vehicles are responsible for 49% of the industry’s volume. 8% of the nameplates own half the market. 

Perhaps the power of Canada’s best sellers are better understood when you consider just the top eight vehicles; 3% of the nameplates on the market. 29% of the Canadian auto industry’s volume comes from these vehicles, the country’s four top-selling trucks, two best-selling cars, best-selling minivan, and best-selling SUV. 

2013 SRT Viper Red
A Viper Found A Home In February

This isn’t news to Canadian drivers. It really does seem as though pickup trucks, Honda Civics, Hyundai Elantras, Dodge Grand Caravans, and Ford Escapes are all over Canadian roads. South of the border, America’s eight best-selling vehicles were responsible for 22% of industry volume in January and February 2013. And they’re quite a different bunch of vehicles, too.

Back in Canada, take a more specific look at some of the top vehicles. Although the market as a whole is down 2.8% this year, that only works out to 5748 fewer new vehicle sales, as January and February weren’t historically the biggest months to begin with. Only two of the eight best-selling vehicles (and only three of the top ten) posted year-over-year sales declines in the first 59 days of 2013. Incidentally, their unit losses, 2964 for the Honda Civic and 2576 for the Dodge Grand Caravan, nearly equal the overall market’s decrease. 

2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Red
The Jeep Brand Accounts For
19% Of Chrysler Canada Sales

Ford F-Series sales are up 10%. Ram Pickup sales are up 14%. GMC Sierra volume has risen 10%. Chevrolet Silverado sales are up 9.5%. Those four trucks were responsible for 15.5% of new vehicle sales in Canada a year ago, but in the first two months of 2013, that figure has risen to 17.8%. We’re not suggesting that $10,000 discounts don’t help, but incentives weren’t insignificant at this time last year, either. Meanwhile, Canada’s current best-selling car, the Hyundai Elantra, is available with interest-free financing on terms up to seven years, something that can’t be said of the Honda Civic. Though rising, Ford Escape sales are not at the level they were in early 2011. And Dodge Grand Caravan volume is falling along with the sales figures for the Kia Rondo, Mazda 5, Nissan Quest, Toyota Sienna, and Volkswagen Routan.

2013 Dodge Journey Red
Two People Movers, The Dodge Journey
& Grand Caravan Are Responsible For
29% Of Chrysler Canada Sales

Keep scrolling and you’ll locate some of the more momentous climbs. From January’s ranking of 144th, the Chevrolet Spark rose to 81st. BMW’s X3 climbed to the 67th spot from 83rd; the 1-Series from 139th to a ranking of 110. The Ford C-Max moved up just two spots, but that was just enough to outdo the 114th-ranked Toyota Prius V and 113th-ranked Toyota Prius, sales of which include the regular Liftback and Liftback-based Prius Plug-In. The Prius C ranks 128th. Combined, the four Prius variations would find themselves in 63rd, right in front of the Toyota Tundra. Together, as they are in the U.S., the Hyundai Genesis Coupe and sedan would rank 124th, right behind the Cadillac ATS.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for all these vehicles can be accessed by making a selection at GCBC’s Sales Stats page. Non-mobile users can use the dropdown menu near the top right of this page. Links to more specific monthly best seller lists are clickable at the bottom of this post. 

Click Column Headers To Sort – February 2014 – March 2013 – January 2013February 2012 YTD

Rank
Vehicle

Months 2013

Months 

Change
February
2013
February 2013 

Change
#1
Ford F-Series 14,529 + 10.0% 7317 + 10.4%
#2
Dodge Ram 10,664 + 14.3% 5174 + 6.1%
#3
Hyundai Elantra 6493 + 12.8% 3537 + 5.4%
#3.1
Hyundai Elantra Sedan/Coupe/GT 6469 + 38.8% 3525 + 28.8%
#3.2
Hyundai Elantra Touring 12 – 98.1% 24 – 97.8%
#4
Dodge Grand Caravan 5944 – 21.0% 3172 – 20.4%
#5
GMC Sierra 5291 + 10.0% 2744 + 11.1%
#5.1
GMC Sierra Crew Cab 3350 + 14.3% 1749 + 15.8%
#5.2
GMC Sierra Extended Cab 1506 + 11.6% 771 + 11.3%
#5.3
GMC Sierra Regular Cab 435 – 17.5% 224 – 16.1%
#6
Honda Civic 5280 – 36.0% 2777 – 16.0%
#7
Ford Escape 5156 + 12.8% 2415 + 2.2%
#8
Chevrolet Silverado 4815 + 9.5% 2386 + 2.9%
#8.1
Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab 3035 + 20.9% 1557 + 19.5%
#8.2
Chevrolet Silverado 
Extended Cab
1359 – 2.1% 623 – 17.0%
#8.3
Chevrolet Silverado 
Regular Cab
421 – 15.6% 206 – 22.0%
#9
Toyota Corolla 4723 – 4.2% 2258 – 12.9%
#10
Volkswagen Jetta 4023 + 31.6% 2218 + 43.7%
#11
Chevrolet Cruze 4008 + 16.4% 1872 + 2.6%
#12
Mazda 3 4003 – 3.9% 2345 + 4.0%
#13
Dodge Journey 3902 – 1.9% 1906 – 6.0%
#14
Hyundai Santa Fe 3458 + 17.4% 1749 + 10.6%
#15
Toyota RAV4 3043 + 4.4% 2371 + 59.6%
#16
Honda CR-V 3008 – 36.9% 1594 – 43.8%
#17
Ford Focus 2788 + 3.0% 1430 + 7.2%
#18
Ford Fusion 2346 + 40.7% 1083 + 10.3%
#19
Jeep Wrangler 2194 + 18.0% 1146 + 1.3%
#20
Chevrolet Equinox 2055 – 24.9% 1020 – 30.9%
#21
Hyundai Accent 1929 – 34.0% 1174 – 26.3%
#22
Hyundai Sonata 1874 + 8.9% 1070 + 5.0%
#23
Honda Accord 1864 + 183% 976 + 226%
#24
Nissan Rogue 1845 – 18.4% 1022 – 14.2%
#25
Kia Rio 1745 + 36.1% 945 + 47.4%
T26
Nissan Sentra 1677 + 4.1% 918 + 1.4%
T26
Kia Sorento 1677 – 11.5% 924 – 4.7%
#28
Toyota Camry 1674 – 31.7% 884 – 38.7%
#28.1
Toyota Camry 1322 – 35.1% 708 – 40.8%
#28.2
Toyota Camry Hybrid 352 – 14.6% 176 – 29.0%
#29
Mazda CX-5 1671 + 944% 889 + 456%
#30
Ford Edge 1572 + 0.4% 783 + 19.5%
#31
GMC Terrain 1547 – 0.1% 747 – 12.5%
#32
Jeep Compass 1471 + 75.5% 672 + 76.4%
#33
Jeep Grand Cherokee 1393 – 14.0% 590 – 5.0%
#34
Chrysler 200 1364 + 4.1% 705 + 2.0%
#34.1
Chrysler 200 Sedan 1331 + 6.1% 690 + 1.6%
#34.2
Chrysler 200 Convertible 33 – 41.1% 15 + 25.0%
#35
Hyundai Tucson 1329 – 31.3% 622 – 40.0%
#36
Volkswagen Golf 1307 – 11.7% 634 – 23.2%
#37
BMW 3-Series 1302 + 6.6% 626 + 20.2%
#38
Jeep Patriot 1299 + 3.8% 573 – 5.6%
#39
Toyota Matrix 1294 – 20.4% 621 – 29.8%
#40
Chevrolet Sonic 1260 + 26.5% 659 + 25.0%
#41
Kia Optima 1235 – 1.9% 703 – 14.7%
#42
Chrysler Town & Country 1198 + 292% 579 + 399%
#43
Nissan Versa 1182 – 18.2% 661 – 16.3%
#44
Toyota Tacoma 1176 – 4.2% 595 – 16.8%
#44.1
Toyota Tacoma 4×4 1103 – 6.0% 551 – 19.4%
#44.2
Toyota Tacoma 4×2 73 + 37.7% 44 + 41.9%
#45
Toyota Sienna 1164 – 27.9% 544 – 41.0%
T46
Ford Explorer 1157 + 9.0% 534 + 18.4%
T46
Mitsubishi RVR 1157 + 8.7% 578 – 4.5%
#48
Nissan Altima 1135 – 35.9% 636 – 30.0%
#49
Honda Odyssey 1128 + 2.5% 559 – 2.3%
#50
Chevrolet Malibu 1082 + 70.7% 584 + 103%
#51
Ford Fiesta 1081 – 1.1% 599 + 7.3%
#52
Kia Forte 1060 – 32.6% 511 – 47.0%
#53
Toyota Venza 1056 – 29.7% 510 – 28.4%
#54
Mazda 6 1029 + 157% 494 + 219%
#55
Subaru Impreza 1010 – 42.6% 532 – 37.0%
#56
Mazda 2 968 – 34.6% 683 – 38.4%
#57
Dodge Dart 957 —– 510 —–
#58
Dodge Avenger 953 + 81.9% 529 + 65.3%
#59
Mitsubishi Lancer 938 – 1.7% 482 + 0.2%
#60
Mercedes-Benz C-Class 927 – 29.8% 534 – 28.2%
#61
Audi Q5 894 – 11.2% 459 – 11.2%
#62
Subaru Outback 885 + 2.5% 447 – 0.2%
#63
Toyota Tundra 873 + 2.3% 417 – 8.4%
#63.1
Toyota Tundra 4×4 837 + 2.3% 402 – 9.3%
#63.2
Toyota Tundra 4×2 36 + 2.9% 15 + 25.0%
#64
Lexus RX 863 – 3.7% 449 + 1.1%
#64.1
Lexus RX350 767 – 4.1% 403 + 1.3%
#64.2
Lexus RX450h 96 0.0% 46 0.0%
#65
Nissan Pathfinder 833 + 55.7% 434 + 80.1%
#66
Volkswagen Passat & CC 828 – 2.8% 483 – 9.9%
#67
BMW X3 823 + 86.2% 542 + 105%
#68
Kia Sportage 816 – 9.2% 394 – 14.0%
#69
Chevrolet Orlando 807 + 0.4% 326 – 29.4%
#70
Toyota Highlander 806 + 1.4% 419 + 11.4%
#70.1
Toyota Highlander 664 + 0.9% 336 + 7.3%
#70.2
Toyota Highlander Hybrid 142 + 3.6% 83 + 31.7%
#71
Subaru XV Crosstrek 774 —– 370 —–
#72
Acura RDX 752 + 113% 382 + 94.9%
#73
Fiat 500 739 – 13.5% 411 – 22.9%
#73.1
Fiat 500 597 – 6.0% 319 – 21.8%
#73.2
Fiat 500C 142 – 35.2% 92 – 26.4%
#74
Kia Soul 735 – 15.7% 412 – 9.5%
#75
Honda Fit 726 + 47.3% 390 + 33.1%
#76
Audi A4 689 – 17.4% 357 – 10.8%
#77
Subaru Forester 688 – 16.8% 353 – 17.9%
#78
Dodge Charger 680 – 37.4% 285 – 31.5%
#79
Mitsubishi Outlander 653 – 25.2% 310 – 29.2%
#80
Mercedes=Benz GLK 651 – 3.1% 395 + 10.6%
#81
Chevrolet Spark 627 —– 540 —–
#82
Mercedes-Benz M-Class 608 – 44.0% 325 – 46.0%
#83
Toyota Yaris 606 – 54.2% 296 – 60.2%
#83.1
Toyota Yaris Hatchback 606 – 44.0% 296 – 51.2%
#83.2
Toyota Yaris Sedan —– – 100% —– – 100%
#84
Chevrolet Avalanche 600 + 70.0% 336 + 89.8%
#85
Honda Pilot 594 + 1.5% 322 – 1.2%
#86
Chevrolet Trax 588 —– 328 —–
#87
Volkswagen Tiguan 576 – 18.5% 287 – 18.7%
#88
Hyundai Veloster 538 – 32.8% 319 – 3.6%
#89
Mazda 5 524 – 44.0% 228 – 48.5%
#90
Buick Verano 511 + 77.4% 285 + 41.8%
#91
Nissan Murano 511 – 42.1% 293 – 37.0%
#92
Chrysler 300 510 – 36.9% 280 – 20.2%
#93
GMC Acadia 505 – 1.2% 228 – 15.9%
#94
Ford Taurus 486 + 96.8% 289 + 119%
#95
Infiniti JX35 436 —– 276 —–
#96
Nissan Juke 425 – 3.0% 246 + 14.4%
#97
Acura MDX 422 – 30.0% 165 – 54.2%
#98
Suzuki SX4 414 + 10.7% 137 – 36.3%
#99
Lincoln MKX 412 – 6.2% 238 + 15.0%
#100
Kia Rondo 385 – 31.6% 169 – 44.0%
#101
Mercedes-Benz 
GL-Class & G-Class
383 + 44.5% 192 + 33.3%
#102
Mercedes-Benz B-Class 379 + 37,800% 178 —–
#103
Acura ILX 369 —– 179 —–
#104
Toyota 4Runner 357 – 13.3% 167 – 6.2%
#105
BMW X5 355 – 31.3% 162 – 45.6%
#106
Mazda CX-9 354 + 148% 174 + 176%
#107
Chevrolet Traverse 349 – 15.3% 165 – 11.3%
#108
Buick Enclave 348 – 0.6% 153 – 18.2%
#109
Nissan Titan 348 – 13.2% 181 – 29.0%
#110
Lexus ES 346 + 98.9% 176 + 102%
#110.1
Lexus ES350 253 + 45.4% 136 + 56.3%
#110.2
Lexus ES300h 93 —– 40 —–
#111
BMW 1-Series 344 + 258% 250 + 363%
#112
BMW 5-Series 331 + 22.6% 140 – 4.8%
#113
Cadillac SRX 329 – 7.3% 154 – 15.4%
#114
Ford C-Max 320 —– 162 —–
#115
Toyota Prius V * 318 – 38.1% 156 – 45.5%
T116
Toyota Prius * 316 + 62.9% 155 – 2.5%
T116.1
Toyota Prius Liftback 258 + 33.0% 130 – 18.2%
T116.2
Toyota Prius Plug-In 58 —– 25 —–
T116.3
Chevrolet Impala 316 – 70.3% 199 – 64.8%
#118
Nissan Frontier 310 – 29.2% 148 – 32.1%
#119
Mercedes-Benz 
E-Class & CLS-Class
300 – 26.8% 183 – 18.7%
#120
Mini Cooper 295 – 23.8% 182 – 26.6%
#121
Infiniti G 289 – 50.5% 154 – 59.7%
#122
Dodge Durango 279 – 57.7% 141 – 24.2%
#123
Infiniti EX 273 + 110% 149 + 116%
#124
Cadillac ATS 270 —– 164 —–
T125
Volkswagen Touareg 255 – 15.3% 120 – 14.9%
T125
Honda Ridgeline 255 – 17.2% 132 – 17.5%
#127
Mini Countryman 251 + 67.3% 154 + 75.0%
#128
Land Rover Range Rover Sport 248 + 19.8% 140 + 18.6%
#129
Toyota Prius C * 244 —– 138 —–
#130
Acura TL 236 – 57.8% 125 – 62.9%
#131
BMW X1 234 – 65.5% 145 – 64.0%
#132
Subaru Legacy 231 – 13.8% 129 – 14.0%
#133
Ford Mustang 230 – 24.6% 107 – 34.0%
#134
Audi Q7 218 – 11.4% 115 + 33.7%
#135
Volkswagen Beetle 215 + 56.9% 129 + 69.7%
#136
Hyundai Veracruz 214 – 27.9% 130 – 25.3%
T137
Audi A5 213 – 7.4% 136 + 6.3%
T137
Ford Flex 213 – 26.6% 105 – 10.3%
#139
Land Rover 
Range Rover Evoque
210 – 15.0% 120 + 2.6%
#140
Ford Expedition 205 + 10.8% 83 + 10.7%
#141
Nissan Maxima 205 – 42.9% 102 – 62.4%
T142
Scion FR-S 204 —– 81 —–
T142
Porsche Cayenne 204 + 27.5% 116 + 26.1%
#144
Honda Crosstour 197 + 34.0% 112 + 57.7%
#145
Volvo XC60 195 – 5.3% 113 + 0.9%
#146
Suzuki Grand Vitara 192 – 31.4% 98 – 39.9%
#147
Toyota Avalon 190 + 175% 85 + 183%
#148
Volvo S60 186 – 2.1% 78 – 30.4%
#149
Kia Sedona 181 + 151% 103 + 243%
#150
Acura TSX 167 – 1.8% 89 – 3.3%
#151
Chevrolet Camaro 163 – 46.7% 76 – 50.3%
#152
Buick Regal 160 – 57.2% 62 – 60.3%
#153
Dodge Challenger 153 + 1.3% 71 – 15.5%
#154
Buick LaCrosse 150 – 60.0% 98 – 51.0%
#155
Land Rover Range Rover 146 + 156% 62 + 67.6%
#156
Hyundai Genesis ** 140 + 26.1% 75 + 13.6%
#157
Lexus CT200h 127 – 31.7% 48 – 51.0%
#158
Nissan Xterra 125 – 16.1% 66 – 12.0%
#159
Cadillac Escalade 121 – 12.3% 58 – 13.4%
#159.1
Cadillac Escalade 53 – 45.4% 22 – 55.1%
#159.2
Cadillac Escalade EXT 47 + 262% 25 + 257%
#159.3
Cadillac Escalade ESV 21 – 25.0% 11 0.0%
#160
Hyundai Genesis Coupe ** 119 – 46.6% 73 – 29.8%
#161
Lexus IS 114 – 51.5% 62 – 44.6%
#161.1
Lexus IS250/IS350 Sedan 97 – 48.7% 51 – 40.7%
#161.2
Lexus ISC 13 – 65.8% 8 – 61.9%
#161.3
Lexus ISF 4 – 50.0% 3 – 40.0%
#162
Cadillac XTS 112 —– 52 —–
#163
Audi A3 110 – 50.5% 65 – 30.1%
#164
Scion tC 109 – 45.8% 56 – 50.0%
#165
Infiniti FX 108 + 2.9% 59 + 20.4%
#166
Chevrolet Suburban 106 – 26.4% 55 – 20.3%
#167
GMC Yuon 105 – 50.9% 39 – 64.9%
T168
Audi A6 103 – 35.2% 55 – 25.7%
T168
Toyota Sequoia 103 – 40.1% 43 – 63.6%
#170
BMW X6 97 – 21.8% 57 – 25.0%
T171
Chevrolet Volt 95 + 428% 51 + 629%
T171
Chevrolet Tahoe 95 – 57.6% 34 – 70.2%
#173
Smart Fortwo 94 – 41.6% 60 – 18.9%
#174
Cadillac CTS 93 – 72.9% 36 – 82.4%
#175
Toyota FJ Cruiser 92 + 8.2% 45 + 7.1%
#176
Porsche 911 92 + 48.4% 47 + 6.8%
#177
Land Rover LR2 91 + 54.2% 57 + 104%
#178
Scion iQ 91 – 38.9% 45 – 39.2%
#179
Volvo XC70 90 – 12.6% 38 – 13.6%
#180
Subaru BRZ 88 —– 47 —–
#181
Scion xB 86 – 48.5% 42 – 58.0%
#182
Lexus GS 83 + 13.7% 37 – 41.3%
#182.1
Lexus GS350 74 + 5.7% 33 – 46.8%
#182.2
Lexus GS450h 9 + 200% 4 + 300%
#183
Audi A7 79 – 35.8% 41 – 29.3%
#184
Lincoln Navigator 76 + 46.2% 52 + 52.9%
T185
Nissan Leaf 74 + 54.2% 37 + 106%
T185
Infiniti QX56 74 + 7.2% 47 + 30.6%
#187
Lincoln MKS 71 + 10.9% 47 + 20.5%
#188
Lincoln MKT 70 + 32.1% 49 + 172%
#189
Nissan Armada 67 – 34.3% 37 – 26.0%
#190
Jaguar XJ 64 + 205% 29 + 190%
#191
Volkswagen Eos 60 + 11.1% 31 – 18.4%
T192
Land Rover LR4 59 – 13.2% 36 + 28.6%
T192
GMC Yukon XL 59 – 47.8% 24 – 35.1%
#194
Nissan Quest 58 – 40.8% 26 – 55.2%
#195
Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 56 + 522% 34 + 750%
T196
Jaguar XF 55 + 22.2% 45 + 55.2%
T196
Chevrolet Colorado 55 – 84.3% 37 – 77.4%
T198
Mercedes-Benz R-Class 54 – 16.9% 23 – 23.3%
T198
Lincoln MKZ 54 – 55.4% 25 – 68.4%
#200
Infiniti M 52 + 44.4% 26 + 13.0%
T201
Mercedes-Benz 
S-Class & CL-Class
51 + 6.3% 25 + 4.2%
T201
Volvo XC90 51 – 45.7% 24 – 52.9%
#203
Volvo C30 50 – 39.0% 42 + 90.9%
#204
Lexus GX460 47 + 9.3% 21 0.0%
#205
Scion xD 46 – 63.5% 22 – 69.4%
#206
Suzuki Kizashi 44 – 58.5% 21 – 73.4%
#207
BMW 6-Series 43 + 10.3% 25 + 25.0%
#208
Porsche Panamera 37 – 39.3% 18 – 21.7%
#209
Mazda MX-5 Miata 36 – 26.5% 20 – 31.0%
T210
Porsche Boxster 33 + 560% 24 + 1100%
T210
Audi A8 33 + 10.0% 18 + 38.5%
#212
Nissan Cube 31 – 35.4% 18 – 5.3%
T213
Lexus LX570 28 + 155% 12 + 200%
T213
Audi TT 28 – 37.8% 16 – 46.7%
#215
Subaru Tribeca 26 – 56.7% 11 – 62.1%
#216
Honda Insight 25 + 78.6% 8 – 27.3%
T217
Buick Encore 24 —– 23 —–
T217
Chevrolet Corvette 24 – 22.6% 11 – 42.1%
T217
BMW 7-Series 24 – 68.0% 7 – 84.1%
T220
Lexus LS 23 + 109% 12 + 500%
T220.1
Lexus LS460 20 + 122% 11 + 1000%
T220.2
Lexus LS600hL 3 + 50.0% 1 0.0%
T220.3
Mercedes-Benz SLK 23 – 48.9% 14 – 46.2%
#222
Volkswagen Routan 20 – 66.7% 9 – 65.4%
#223
Nissan 370Z 17 – 34.6% 8 – 46.7%
#224
GMC Canyon 16 – 95.5% 7 – 95.7%
#225
Toyota Land Cruiser 10 – 80.0% 8 – 63.6%
#226
Mitsubishi i MiEV 9 – 71.9% 5 – 75.0%
#227
Acura ZDX 8 – 69.2% 5 – 54.5%
T228
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 7 – 22.2% 3 + 50.0%
T228
Honda CR-Z 7 – 63.2% 3 – 72.7%
T228
Jeep Liberty 7 – 95.3% 1 – 97.1%
T231
Nissan GT-R 6 – 57.1% 3 – 66.7%
T231
Hyundai Equus 6 – 62.5% 2 – 71.4%
T233
Acura RL 5 + 400% 5 + 400%
T233
Volvo S80 5 – 16.7% 2 + 100%
T233
Jaguar XK 5 – 37.5% 4 + 100%
T233
Volvo C70 5 – 37.5% 5 – 28.6%
T233
Audi R8 5 – 64.3% 3 – 70.0%
T233
Porsche Cayman 5 – 80.0% 5 – 28.6%
T233
BMW Z4 5 – 81.5% 3 – 83.3%
#240
Dodge Caliber 3 – 98.5% 2 – 86.7%
T241
Lexus LFA 1 —– —– —–
T241
SRT (Dodge) Viper 1 —– 1 0.0%
T241
Mitsubishi Eclipse 1 – 96.9% —– – 100%
T241
Chevrolet HHR 1 – 98.8% —– – 100%
T241
Buick Lucerne 1 – 99.6% 1 – 99.3%
Overall Market
198,786 – 2.8% 103,341 – 3.3%
Total
195,240 – 2.8% 101,517 – 3.3%
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—– —– —–
3546 – 3.2% 1824 – 4.1%
—–
—– —– —–

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC 
* Total Prius Volume, February/YTD: 449/878
** Total Genesis Volume, February/YTD: 148/259
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 (40) and Lamborghini (22) are unfortunately not broken down by model. Bracketed figures are YTD estimates. Total Maserati (up 19% to 19) and Bentley (up 300% to 20) volume is reported, but not by specific models.


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