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Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In America – June 2016

2016 Nissan Sentra red

For the fourth time this year and the ninth time in the last year, the Toyota Camry was America’s best-selling car in June.

Despite a 13% year-over-year decrease valued at a loss of more than 4800 sales and a 11% increase from the second-ranked Honda Civic worth nearly 3100 sales, the Camry outlasted the Civic with a 751-unit margin of victory.

Other sales data:

Though Camry sales plunged, five of America’s six best-selling cars posted year-over-year improvements. Indeed, among the top 20 best-selling cars, year-over-year increases weren’t terrible rare, a healthy sign given the passenger car market’s recent downturns.

11 of the 20 most popular cars in America in June 2016 recorded year-over-year improvements. Through the first five months of 2016, only nine of the 20 top-selling cars in America were on the upswing.

June’s best improvements belonged to the Nissan Versa and Chevrolet Impala, both of which jumped by more than 40%. The Nissan Sentra and aforementioned Civic both posted double-digit percentage gains, as well.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these best-selling cars can always be accessed through the dropdown menu at GCBC’s Sales Stats page, and for those not viewing the mobile version of this site, near the top right of this page, as well. GoodCarBadCar has already published the list of America’s best-selling trucks and best-selling SUVs in June 2016.

July 2016 • May 2016June 2015

Rank
Best-Selling Car
June
2016
June
2015
%
Change
2016
YTD
2015
YTD
%
Change
#1
Toyota Camry
32,561 37,408 -13.0% 199,760 215,816 -7.4%
#2
Honda Civic
31,810 28,727 10.7% 189,840 158,301 19.9%
#3
Toyota Corolla
30,950 30,645 1.0% 182,193 190,131 -4.2%
#4
Nissan Altima
30,475 29,418 3.6% 172,695 172,031 0.4%
#5
Honda Accord
28,806 27,477 4.8% 169,354 155,746 8.7%
#6
Ford Fusion
26,520 25,409 4.4% 146,833 153,158 -4.1%
#7
Hyundai Elantra
22,414 26,613 -15.8% 96,306 128,698 -25.2%
#8
Nissan Sentra
20,721 17,200 20.5% 123,014 105,901 16.2%
#9
Ford Focus
19,491 22,051 -11.6% 103,144 117,079 -11.9%
#10
Chevrolet Cruze
18,666 22,647 -17.6% 86,731 127,938 -32.2%
#11
Chevrolet Malibu
16,138 15,228 6.0% 120,325 96,520 24.7%
#12
Nissan Versa
14,683 10,190 44.1% 72,461 66,955 8.2%
#13
Chevrolet Impala
12,335 8406 46.7% 56,390 58,071 -2.9%
#14
Kia Soul
12,229 11,844 3.3% 70,528 67,986 3.7%
#15
Hyundai Sonata
11,854 15,199 -22.0% 104,401 95,821 9.0%
#16
Ford Mustang
9776 11,719 -16.6% 62,965 68,290 -7.8%
#17
Kia Optima
9180 13,488 -31.9% 61,067 79,966 -23.6%
#18
Kia Forte
9170 7907 16.0% 52,742 43,182 22.1%
#19
Volkswagen Jetta
8617 11,080 -22.2% 58,279 67,018 -13.0%
#20
Toyota Prius
8542 10,023 -14.8% 48,517 57,063 -15.0%
Toyota Prius ^
8531 9559 -10.8% 48,475 54,173 -10.5%
 
Toyota Prius Plug-In ^
11 464 -97.6% 42 2890 -98.5%

Source: Automakers

^ Prius breakdown by variant

The Subaru Outback and Subaru XV Crosstrek, formerly listed among cars at GCBC, are now ranked with SUVs/crossovers.

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