Get your automotive data ad-free: become a premium member today!

2014 Canada Commercial Van Sales Figures By Model (With Rankings)

Sales Figures & Rankings for Commercial Vans Sold in Canada

2014 Best Selling Commercial Vans In Canada (All Models Ranked)

GM Canada sold 11,341 commercial vans in 2014, a 9% year-over-year improvement that still saw the automaker’s market share in the category fall to 33.5% from 35.9% in 2013. GM’s share of the pie was smaller, but fortunately, the pie was much larger. The best-selling commercial van in Canada in each of 2014’s final four months was a GM product.

Ford commercial van sales were divvied up towards the end of the year as the Transit began to take over from the E-Series. Ford sold 11,191 commercial vans in Canada in 2014, including 7667 copies of the outgoing, best-selling E-Series. That total was down 5%, and Ford’s market share fell to 33.1% from 40.4% in 2013. Chrysler Group/FCA introduced their full-size Ram ProMaster late in 2013. By December 2014, the ProMaster was Canada’s second-best-selling commercial van; the Ram Cargo Van ranked third. Throughout the course of the year, the two vans combined for 5239 sales, triple what the automaker accomplished one year earlier.

No Membership? You’re missing out

Get immediate ad-free access to all our premium content.

Daily Tracker
Oil Crisis Monitor
Updated: Oct 21, 2026 — 4:45 AM MT
Strait of Hormuz
234
Days
Day 234 — Shabwa toll rises to 73 (governor); tanker hit off Oman, crew safe. The strait remains closed.
Day 234: Shabwa's governor raises the camp-strike toll to 73 killed; UKMTO reports a tanker struck and set on fire off Oman.
Brent Crude
+48.7% since closure
$108.79
/bbl
Today: −$0.76 (−0.7%)
U.S. Gas Avg
+42.1% since closure
$4.26
/gal
Today: −$0.01
WTI Crude
+41.8% since closure
$97.82
/bbl
Today: −$0.72 (−0.7%)
Next
EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report (10:30 a.m. ET)
Today
Oct 21
USMCA Tariffs
25% IEEPA + 232 duties
IN EFFECT
203
Day
2026 SAAR Forecast
16.1–16.8M
▼ 16.8M
prev. forecast
View Full Tracker →
Public agencies & commodity exchanges