Large SUV Sales in America – April 2019

The GCBC Analysis

Large SUV sales are a little difficult to determine right now as a segment due to the fact that both Ford, FCA, and General Motors both report sales numbers quarterly now. That means we only have sales data on a couple of models.

Of those two models, only the Nissan Armada saw a sales increase. The model saw an increase of about 12 percent. The model still has a reasonably low sales volume, but it’s also up for the YTD.

The Toyota Sequ0ia saw a drop of roughly 31 percent. The model also saw a drop for YTD, too. It’s not having the best year with a drop of nearly 19 percent.

Best Selling Large SUVs Rankings

Large SUV Sales – This Month

Model	US	US LY	% Change	YTD	YTD LY	% Change
Nissan Armada	1,917	1,713	11.9	11,718	10,795	8.6
Ford Expedition	7,084	3,976	78.2	28,857	17,426	65.6
Toyota Sequoia	592	860	-31.2	3,002	3,688	-18.6
Chevrolet Suburban	5,936	5,045	17.7	16,965	19,770	-14.2
Chevrolet Tahoe	10,706	8,960	19.5	31,559	32,603	-3.2
GMC Yukon	6,507	6,507	0.0	21,454	15,401	39.3
	∑ = 32,742	∑ = 27,061		∑ = 113,555	∑ = 99,683

Important note: Ford, GM, and FCA have switched to quarterly reporting, making it more difficult to accurately gauge sales. We won’t have results to report for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Ford, Lincoln, Jeep, Chrysler, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Dodge, and Ram until the end of each quarter.