January 2016 Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings – Top 257 Best-Selling Vehicles In Canada – Every Vehicle Ranked

Canadian auto sales jumped 10% to a 15-year January high last month. 2016 began with big boosts from Canada’s five best-selling nameplates, a quintet which accounts for nearly a quarter of all new vehicle sales in Canada.

The Ford F-Series’ downturn in 2015 was followed up by the best January in the nameplate’s history. Honda Civic sales jumped 62%. Earlier this month, we wrote for Autofocus.ca about the large margins of victory scored by Canada’s best-selling truck and best-selling car. These are the kinds of margins which almost make the F-Series’ 51st consecutive year atop the truck leaderboard and the Civic’s 19th consecutive year as Canada’s best-selling car foregone conclusions.

Canada Auto Sales Brand Rankings – January 2016
Canada Car Sales Rankings By Model – January 2016
Canada SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model – January 2016

The duo generated more than one out of every ten new vehicle sales in January, the lowest-volume month on the auto sales calendar. The F-Series gain helped propel Ford to a 13% year-over-year increase. Honda sales rose 37%, the biggest year-over-year gain of any volume brand.

There were plenty of signs in January’s results that the market continues to transition away from cars toward utility vehicles, despite the Civic’s surge. Passenger car volume was down 3.5%; SUV/crossover sales jumped 22%. As a result, utility vehicle volume totalled nearly 43,000 units in Canada in January, equal to 39.5% of the market. Car sales totalled less than 34,000 units, less than 31% of the market.

Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – January 2017
Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – February 2016 YTD
Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – 2015 Year End
Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – January 2016

Among top-selling cars, the worst declines were reported by the Hyundai Elantra (down 32%), Mazda 3 (down 24%), Volkswagen Jetta (down 30%), Toyota Camry (down 23%), and Honda Fit (down 32%). Those five cars produced 2400 fewer sales in January 2016 than in January 2015.

Reminder: these are year-to-date sales rankings, but you can sort vehicles by January 2016 volume by clicking the January 2016 column header – which will give you the same results – or you can rank vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Vehicle column header.

Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In Canada – January 2016
Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada – January 2016
Canada Truck Sales By Model – January 2016
Canada Minivan Sales By Model – January 2016
Canada Commercial Van Sales By Model – January 2016

There are visible brand results, so when you sort the table by vehicle names to showcase, for example, all Honda together, you’ll also see the Honda brand’s total. Manufacturers are shown in bold to differentiate makes and models. At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you’re on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

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 • January 2017 • February 2016 • December 2015 • January 2015

Rank	Vehicle	Jan. 2016 YTD	Jan. 2015 YTD	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	8,838	7,847	12.6%
#2	Ram P/U	6,884	5,921	16.3%
#3	Honda Civic	3,708	2,289	62.0%
#4	GMC Sierra	3,352	2,649	26.5%
#5	Chevrolet Silverado	2,784	2,159	28.9%
#6	Dodge Grand Caravan	2,678	3,716	-27.9%
#7	Toyota RAV4	2,483	2,501	-0.7%
#8	Jeep Cherokee	2,428	1,403	73.1%
#9	Ford Escape	2,372	2,475	-4.2%
#10	Toyota Corolla	2,174	2,427	-10.4%
#11	Hyundai Elantra	2,093	3,083	-32.1%
#12	Nissan Rogue	2,089	1,874	11.5%
#13	Honda CR-V	2,039	1,863	9.4%
#14	Hyundai Santa Fe Sport ³	1,500	1,368	9.6%
#15	Chevrolet Cruze	1,456	1,373	6.0%
#16	Mazda 3	1,281	1,688	-24.1%
#17	Mazda CX-5	1,267	1,054	20.2%
#18	Volkswagen Jetta	1,171	1,662	-29.5%
#19	Hyundai Tucson	1,142	638	79.0%
#20	Jeep Grand Cherokee	1,140	769	48.2%
#21	Ford Edge	1,139	750	51.9%
#22	Dodge Journey	1,119	1,200	-6.8%
#23	Volkswagen Golf	1,094	1,198	-8.7%
#23.1	Volkswagen Golf *	959	1,011	-5.1%
#23.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	135	187	-27.8%
#24	Jeep Wrangler	1,075	1,183	-9.1%
#25	Nissan Murano	989	573	72.6%
#26	Toyota Sienna	982	787	24.8%
#27	Toyota Tacoma	939	490	91.6%
#28	Chevrolet Equinox	908	802	13.2%
#29	Hyundai Accent	880	669	31.5%
#30	Kia Sorento	878	1,055	-16.8%
#31	Honda Accord	837	602	39.0%
#32	Ford Focus	825	774	6.6%
#33	Toyota Highlander	806	630	27.9%
#34	Toyota Camry	800	1,045	-23.4%
#35	Subaru Forester	798	707	12.9%
#36	Toyota Tundra	782	539	45.1%
#37	Nissan Pathfinder	752	587	28.1%
#38	Volkswagen Tiguan	738	670	10.1%
#39	Honda HR-V	725	—	—
#40	Nissan Sentra	721	786	-8.3%
#41	Subaru Impreza	703	603	16.6%
#41.1	Subaru Impreza *	450	438	2.7%
#41.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STI *	253	165	53.3%
#42	Kia Soul	662	375	76.5%
#42.1	Kia Soul *	621	375	65.6%
#42.2	Kia Soul EV *	41	—	—
#43	Nissan Altima	661	445	48.5%
#44	Nissan Micra	645	679	-5.0%
#45	Ford Explorer	634	494	28.3%
#46	Chevrolet Malibu	616	373	65.1%
#47	GMC Terrain	613	460	33.3%
#48	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class/M-Class ¤	605	337	79.5%
#49	Honda Odyssey	577	600	-3.8%
#50	Ford Fusion	570	623	-8.5%
#51	Honda Fit	559	826	-32.3%
#52	Subaru Crosstrek	531	486	9.3%
#53	Mazda CX-3	527	—	—
#54	Lexus RX	524	429	22.1%
#55	Chrysler Town & Country	515	593	-13.2%
#56	BMW 3-Series	507	512	-1.0%
#57	Honda Pilot	506	289	75.1%
#58	Hyundai Sonata	498	470	6.0%
#59	Kia Rio	493	511	-3.5%
#60	Subaru Outback	480	615	-22.0%
#61	Mitsubishi Lancer	469	308	52.3%
#62	Toyota 4Runner	465	291	59.8%
#63	Ford Transit	453	319	42.0%
#64	Kia Forte	450	463	-2.8%
T65	Audi Q5	419	396	5.8%
T65	Kia Sportage	419	291	44.0%
#67	Nissan Versa	416	572	-27.3%
#68	Kia Optima	399	394	1.3%
#69	Toyota Yaris	398	398	0.0%
#70	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	394	566	-30.4%
#71	Chevrolet Trax	377	267	41.2%
#72	BMW 4-Series	372	222	67.6%
#73	Acura MDX	364	337	8.0%
#74	Mitsubishi RVR	354	315	12.4%
#75	Nissan Juke	341	211	61.6%
#76	Mitsubishi Outlander	340	253	34.4%
#77	Hyundai Santa Fe XL ³	336	231	45.5%
#78	Chrysler 200	335	676	-50.4%
#79	Audi Q7	334	89	275%
#80	Acura RDX	333	363	-8.3%
#81	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	315	234	34.6%
#82	Toyota Venza	312	319	-2.2%
#83	Chevrolet Colorado	309	242	27.7%
#84	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	308	142	117%
#85	Lexus NX	306	380	-19.5%
#86	Dodge Durango	300	177	69.5%
#87	GMC Acadia	299	298	0.3%
T88	BMW X5	292	259	12.7%
T88	Ford Fiesta	292	310	-5.8%
#90	GMC Canyon	287	199	44.2%
#91	Jeep Patriot	285	443	-35.7%
#92	Cadillac SRX	284	214	32.7%
#93	GMC Savana	282	172	64.0%
#94	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class/GLC-Class ¤	274	280	-2.1%
#95	Infiniti QX60	268	236	13.6%
T96	BMW X3	264	296	-10.8%
T96	Buick Verano	264	221	19.5%
#98	Chevrolet Express	263	162	62.3%
#99	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	261	191	36.6%
T100	Jeep Renegade	259	—	—
T100	Cadillac ATS	259	120	116%
#102	Volkswagen Passat & CC ¤	251	337	-25.5%
#102.1	Volkswagen Passat *	232	313	-25.9%
#102.2	Volkswagen Passat CC *	19	24	-20.8%
#103	Nissan Titan	248	157	58.0%
#104	Ford E-Series	244	109	124%
T105	Ford Mustang	232	146	58.9%
T105	Acura TLX	232	235	-1.3%
#107	Mercedes-Benz E-Class & CLS-Class ¤	231	161	43.5%
#108	Nissan Frontier	230	197	16.8%
#109	Lincoln MKX	229	121	89.3%
#110	Mini Cooper †	225	183	23.0%
T111	Ram Promaster City	220	46	378%
T111	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	220	213	3.3%
#113	BMW X1	210	168	25.0%
#114	Infiniti Q50	209	210	-0.5%
T115	Audi A3	206	219	-5.9%
T115	Chevrolet Sonic	206	205	0.5%
#117	Dodge Charger	205	213	-3.8%
#118	Mercedes-Benz Sprinter	203	311	-34.7%
#119	Audi A4 º	193	275	-29.8%
#120	Audi Q3	188	256	-26.6%
#121	Kia Sedona	187	319	-41.4%
#122	Buick Encore	184	227	-18.9%
#123	Jeep Compass	165	205	-19.5%
T124	Chevrolet Traverse	161	180	-10.6%
T124	Infiniti QX50	161	123	30.9%
#126	Ford Transit Connect	158	202	-21.8%
#127	Subaru Legacy	155	188	-17.6%
T128	Ford Taurus	154	76	103%
T128	Nissan Maxima	154	85	81.2%
#130	Cadillac Escalade	153	153	0.0%
#130.1	Cadillac Escalade *	124	123	0.8%
#130.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	29	30	-3.3%
#131	Scion iM	150	—	—
#132	Chevrolet Suburban	146	48	204%
#133	Lincoln MKC	145	140	3.6%
#134	Lexus ES	141	120	17.5%
#135	GMC Yukon	137	116	18.1%
#136	Land Rover Discovery Sport	136	—	—
#137	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	134	145	-7.6%
#138	Chrysler 300	133	116	14.7%
#139	Lexus IS	131	152	-13.8%
#140	GMC Yukon XL	129	94	37.2%
#141	Chevrolet Tahoe	128	104	23.1%
#142	Acura ILX	126	60	110%
#143	Toyota Prius V ²	124	171	-27.5%
#144	Buick Enclave	120	141	-14.9%
#145	Ram Promaster	119	141	-15.6%
#146	Mitsubishi Mirage	118	233	-49.4%
#147	Toyota Prius C ²	115	146	-21.2%
#148	Land Rover Range Rover	114	56	104%
#149	Porsche Macan	112	56	100%
T150	Dodge Dart	111	458	-75.8%
T150	Ford Expedition	111	80	38.8%
#152	Mazda 5	108	133	-18.8%
#153	Chevrolet Impala	106	92	15.2%
#154	Ford Flex	105	15	600%
#155	Kia Rondo	104	267	-61.0%
#156	Volvo XC90	103	—	—
#157	Nissan NV200	100	97	3.1%
#158	Chevrolet Camaro	96	58	65.5%
#159	Mazda 6	95	135	-29.6%
T160	Chevrolet Volt	94	71	32.4%
T160	Infiniti QX80	94	30	213%
#162	BMW 2-Series	91	32	184%
#163	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	87	127	-31.5%
#164	Mazda CX-9	86	93	-7.5%
#165	Dodge Challenger	84	121	-30.6%
T166	Cadillac CTS	78	45	73.3%
T166	Porsche Cayenne	78	100	-22.0%
#168	Volkswagen Beetle	74	76	-2.6%
#169	Hyundai Veloster	73	294	-75.2%
T170	BMW X6	72	93	-22.6%
T170	Nissan Leaf	72	36	100%
T170	Nissan Xterra	72	58	24.1%
T170	Volvo XC60	72	113	-36.3%
#174	Mercedes-Benz Metris	71	—	—
#175	Chevrolet Spark	70	80	-12.5%
T176	Buick Regal	67	51	31.4%
T176	Volkswagen Touareg	67	172	-61.0%
T178	BMW X4	66	76	-13.2%
T178	Chevrolet City Express	66	50	32.0%
#180	Audi A5	57	79	-27.8%
T181	Nissan NV	54	60	-10.0%
T181	Volvo S60	54	56	-3.6%
#183	Hyundai Genesis ‡	53	63	-15.9%
#184	Fiat 500	50	148	-66.2%
#184.1	Fiat 500 *	37	122	-69.7%
#184.2	Fiat 500 Convertible *	13	26	-50.0%
T185	Lincoln MKZ	48	36	33.3%
T185	Toyota Sequoia	48	58	-17.2%
#187	Toyota Prius ²	46	81	-43.2%
T188	Audi A6	44	56	-21.4%
T188	Scion tC	44	51	-13.7%
#190	Mini Countryman	43	51	-15.7%
#191	BMW 5-Series	42	110	-61.8%
#192	Toyota Avalon	41	48	-14.6%
T193	Audi A7	40	17	135%
T193	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	40	58	-31.0%
T193	Lexus GX460	40	62	-35.5%
#196	Infiniti QX70	38	35	8.6%
T197	Lincoln Navigator	36	29	24.1%
T197	Buick LaCrosse	36	85	-57.6%
T197	Cadillac XTS	36	25	44.0%
T197	Scion FR-S	36	52	-30.8%
#201	Land Rover LR4	35	41	-14.6%
T202	BMW 7-Series	34	18	88.9%
T202	BMW i3/i8	34	24	41.7%
#204	Volvo V60	33	59	-44.1%
T205	Porsche 911	32	27	18.5%
T205	Lexus RC	32	24	33.3%
#207	Jaguar F-Type	31	12	158%
T208	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	30	15	100%
T208	Lexus GS	30	29	3.4%
T208	Lexus LX570	30	18	66.7%
T211	Chevrolet Corvette	28	21	33.3%
T211	Infiniti Q70	28	11	155%
T213	BMW 6-Series	27	29	-6.9%
T213	Ford C-Max	27	20	35.0%
T213	Nissan Armada	27	27	0.0%
T216	Fiat 500X	25	—	—
T216	Hyundai Genesis Coupe ‡	25	47	-46.8%
T216	Smart Fortwo	25	30	-16.7%
T219	Jaguar XJ	24	7	243%
T219	Scion xB	24	51	-52.9%
#221	Lexus CT200h	23	51	-54.9%
T222	Subaru BRZ	20	32	-37.5%
T222	Volvo XC70	20	25	-20.0%
T224	Fiat 500L	18	100	-82.0%
T224	Nissan 370Z	18	17	5.9%
T226	Audi TT	17	3	467%
T226	Lexus LS	17	8	113%
T226	Volvo S80	17	20	-15.0%
#229	Jaguar XF	16	38	-57.9%
#230	Mazda MX-5 Miata	15	6	150%
T231	Lincoln MKS	13	9	44.4%
T231	Volkswagen Eos	13	19	-31.6%
T233	Lincoln MKT	12	7	71.4%
T233	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	12	14	-14.3%
T235	Mercedes-AMG GT	11	—	—
T235	Porsche Boxster	11	10	10.0%
T237	Audi A8	10	11	-9.1%
T237	Nissan GT-R	10	3	233%
T239	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	9	10	-10.0%
T239	Porsche Panamera	9	17	-47.1%
T241	Kia Cadenza	8	24	-66.7%
T241	Porsche Cayman	8	8	0.0%
T243	Acura RLX	7	12	-41.7%
T243	Honda Ridgeline	7	40	-82.5%
T243	Mitsubishi i MiEV	7	3	133%
T243	Infiniti Q60	7	12	-41.7%
#247	Alfa Romeo 4C	6	6	0.0%
#248	Mazda 2	4	95	-95.8%
#249	Honda CR-Z	3	4	-25.0%
T250	Dodge Viper	2	4	-50.0%
T250	Scion iQ	2	12	-83.3%
T252	BMW Z4	1	4	-75.0%
T252	Cadillac ELR	1	4	-75.0%
T252	Acura ZDX	1	—	—
T252	Honda Crosstour	1	41	-97.6%
T252	Honda Insight	1	—	—
T252	Kia K900	1	5	-80.0%
#258	Ram Cargo Van	—	409	-100%
#259	Toyota Matrix	—	138	-100%
#260	Chevrolet Orlando	—	16	-100%
#261	Land Rover LR2	—	13	-100%
#262	Audi R8	—	7	-100%
#263	Dodge Avenger	—	6	-100%
#264	Scion xD	—	6	-100%
#265	Toyota Land Cruiser º	—	6	-100%
#266	Jaguar XK	—	2	-100%
#267	Porsche 918 Spyder	—	2	-100%
#268	Subaru Tribeca	—	2	-100%
#269	Toyota FJ Cruiser	—	2	-100%
#270	Hyundai Equus	—	1	-100%
#271	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	—	1	-100%
#272	Nissan Cube	—	1	-100%
#273	Ford -Brand	16,154	14,240	13.4%
#274	Toyota -Brand	10,771	10,249	5.1%
#275	Honda -Brand	8,963	6,554	36.8%
#276	Chevrolet -Brand	7,814	6,303	24.0%
#277	Nissan -Brand	7,599	6,465	17.5%
#278	Ram -Brand	7,223	6,517	10.8%
#279	Hyundai -Brand	6,600	6,864	-3.8%
#280	Jeep -Brand	5,352	4,003	33.7%
#281	GMC -Brand	5,099	3,988	27.9%
#282	Dodge -Brand	4,499	5,895	-23.7%
#283	Kia -Brand	3,601	3,704	-2.8%
#284	Volkswagen -Brand	3,408	4,134	-17.6%
#285	Mazda -Brand	3,383	3,204	5.6%
#286	Mercedes-Benz -Brand	2,898	2,465	17.6%
#287	Subaru -Brand	2,687	2,633	2.1%
#288	BMW -Brand	2,012	1,843	9.2%
#289	Audi -Brand	1,508	1,408	7.1%
#290	Mitsubishi -Brand	1,288	1,112	15.8%
#291	Lexus -Brand	1,274	1,273	0.1%
#292	Acura -Brand	1,063	1,007	5.6%
#293	Chrysler -Brand	983	1,385	-29.0%
#294	Cadillac -Brand	811	561	44.6%
#295	Infiniti -Brand	805	657	22.5%
#296	Buick -Brand	671	725	-7.4%
#297	Land Rover -Brand	592	450	31.6%
#298	Lincoln -Brand	483	342	41.2%
#299	Volvo -Brand	299	273	9.5%
#300	Mini -Brand	268	234	14.5%
#301	Scion -Brand	256	172	48.8%
#302	Porsche -Brand	250	220	13.6%
#303	Fiat -Brand	93	248	-62.5%
#304	Jaguar -Brand	71	59	20.3%
#305	Maserati -Brand	19	14	35.7%
*#306*	*FCA/Chrysler Group*	*18,156*	*18,054*	*0.6%*
*#307*	*Ford Motor Company*	*16,637*	*14,582*	*14.1%*
*#308*	*General Motors*	*14,395*	*11,577*	*24.3%*
*#309*	*Toyota Motor Corp.*	*12,045*	*11,522*	*4.5%*
*#310*	*Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group*	*10,201*	*10,568*	*-3.5%*
*#311*	*Honda Motor Company*	*10,026*	*7,561*	*32.6%*
*#312*	*Nissan Motor Company*	*8,404*	*7,122*	*18.0%*
*#313*	*Volkswagen Group*	*5,166*	*5,762*	*-10.3%*
*#314*	*Daimler AG*	*2,923*	*2,495*	*17.2%*
*#315*	*BMW Group*	*2,280*	*2,077*	*9.8%*
*#316*	*Jaguar-Land Rover*	*663*	*509*	*30.3%*
—	Overall Market	108,660	99,148	9.6%
—	—	—	—	—
—	Pickup Trucks	24,660	20,440	20.6%
—	Minivans	5,151	6,431	-19.9%
—	Commercial Vans	2,233	2,078	7.5%
—	Passenger Cars, SUVs, Crossovers	76,616	70,199	9.1%
—	—	—	—	—

Source: Automakers & Global Automakers Of Canada & ANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 28.4% to 285.
³ Total Santa Fe sales: up 14.8% to 1836.
† Mini Cooper includes sales of the Hardtop, Convertible, Clubman, Coupe, Roadster, and Paceman.
‡ Total Genesis sales: down 29.1% to 78.
¤ Automakers release sales figures for the E-Class and CLS-Class together and the Passat and CC together. (January’s Passat breakdown, sourced by ANDC, is not confirmed by Volkswagen.) Official sales reports haven’t yet separated the GLK from the GLC, nor labelled the M-Class the GLE.
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada. Audi’s A4 sales data includes sales of the Allroad.
Sales data for brands such as Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in January were 7, 19, 11, and 7, respectively. Total Maserati volume is reported, but not by specific models. It is believed that Tesla sold 1780 copies of their Model S during calendar year 2015.