March 2014 U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings – Top 253 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – Every Vehicle Ranked

More than a half-million pickup trucks accounted for 13.6% of the new vehicles sold in the United States during the first quarter of 2014, up from 13.5% in the equivalent period of 2013. Minivans, sales of which rose 4.7% in Q1, generated 3.4% of the auto industry’s volume between January and March 2014. Commercial vans contributed nearly 70,000 sales, just under 2% of the overall market.

Cars, however, struggled early on in the first quarter and recovered only slightly in March, rising 0.5% in the third month of 2013, according to Automotive News. Evidence of the 4% year-over-year year-to-date decline can be seen at the top of the heap, where sales of the Toyota Camry – America’s fourth-best-selling vehicle overall – slid 6.5% in Q1. Sales of the Camry shot up 11% in March, however, and it was one of four vehicle lines to top 40,000 units.

Ford, builder of America’s best-selling vehicle line, the F-Series, topped 70,000 units with the F-Series for the fourth time in the last ten months. Its closest challenger in March was not the Chevrolet Silverado – Ram P/U sales jumped 26% to 42,532 units, just a hair ahead of the Chevy. (The Silverado’s twin, GMC’s Sierra, helped GM sell 16,578 more full-size trucks than Ram in March.)

• All Brands Ranked By March 2014 & YTD U.S. Sales
• All 85 SUVs & Crossovers Ranked By March 2014 & YTD U.S. Sales
• All 148 Cars Ranked By March 2014 YTD U.S. Sales

The first quarter of 2014 was notable for a number of reasons: the declining Ford Escape stayed ahead of the rising Honda CR-V. The Toyota Corolla is America’s top-selling small car, the Nissan Rogue and Toyota RAV4 both sold more often than the Ford Explorer, the Chevrolet Impala fell from 19th spot at this time last year to 26th this year, America’s two leading minivans are Chrysler twins, the Audi Q5 outsells the whole Audi A4 lineup, the Ford Mustang is 28 sales ahead of the Chevrolet Camaro, the Scion FR-S fell 23 positions from March 2013 Q1’s ranking of 144th, the Cadillac ELR is outselling the Dodge Viper, and Kia began selling a $60,000 K900 in March.

The Dodge Durango ranks one position ahead of the Dodge Dart. The Nissan Leaf is more popular than the Mazda 5 and 1578 sales more popular than the Chevrolet Volt. The Fiat 500L sells about as often as the soon-to-disappear Acura TSX. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class outsells around 120 nameplates and has found 654 more buyers than the whole Jaguar division so far this year. BMW is selling twice as many copies of the $74,900+ 6-Series this year than they did at this time last year, and it’s selling with the same frequency as the $14,430 Toyota Yaris.

There were important improvements introduced in last October’s ranking of vehicle sales. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increase from last year. As a result, we’ve also included vehicles like the Chevrolet HHR and Dodge Caliber, nameplates which collected sales last March but not this year. More useful, there are now visible brand results, so when you sort the table by vehicle names to showcase all Toyotas together, for example, you’ll also see the Toyota brand’s total. Manufacturers are shown in bold for differentiation between 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.

Reminder: these are 2014 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by March volume by clicking the March 2014 column header, 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.

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.

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Rank	Vehicle	March 2014 YTD	March 2013 YTD	% Change	March 2014	March 2013	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	173,358	168,843	2.7%	70,940	67,513	5.1%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	107,757	116,649	-7.6%	42,247	39,561	6.8%
#3	Ram P/U ¹	96,906	77,594	24.9%	42,532	33,831	25.7%
#4	Toyota Camry	94,283	100,830	-6.5%	41,953	37,663	11.4%
#5	Nissan Altima	89,285	86,952	2.7%	35,921	37,763	-4.9%
#6	Honda Accord	79,188	88,427	-10.4%	33,962	36,504	-7.0%
#7	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	77,737	80,244	-3.1%	29,685	31,423	-5.5%
#8	Ford Fusion	77,578	80,558	-3.7%	32,963	30,284	8.8%
#9	Ford Escape	71,305	72,983	-2.3%	28,701	28,934	-0.8%
#10	Honda Civic	71,096	72,259	-1.6%	27,697	27,665	0.1%
#11	Honda CR-V	67,648	65,374	3.5%	28,657	26,897	6.5%
#12	Chevrolet Cruze	65,185	55,731	17.0%	26,521	23,260	14.0%
#13	Chevrolet Equinox	56,073	58,869	-4.7%	19,939	20,997	-5.0%
#14	Hyundai Elantra	53,237	54,546	-2.4%	21,518	26,153	-17.7%
#15	Toyota RAV4	53,064	41,413	28.1%	19,733	16,474	19.8%
#16	Ford Focus	51,903	61,898	-16.1%	23,974	24,929	-3.8%
#17	Nissan Rogue	50,448	34,296	47.1%	19,420	15,381	26.3%
#18	Chevrolet Malibu	48,136	49,179	-2.1%	18,866	18,539	1.8%
#19	Ford Explorer	46,068	51,197	-10.0%	19,334	18,599	4.0%
#19.1	Ford Explorer *	42,368	48,649	-12.9%	17,751	17,509	1.4%
#19.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	3,700	2,548	45.2%	1,583	1,090	45.2%
#20	GMC Sierra	42,213	40,796	3.5%	16,863	13,817	22.0%
#21	Jeep Grand Cherokee	40,838	33,133	23.3%	15,940	12,629	26.2%
#22	Nissan Sentra	40,789	33,002	23.6%	19,323	13,965	38.4%
#23	Hyundai Sonata	40,253	47,285	-14.9%	19,248	18,031	6.7%
#24	Kia Optima	37,515	38,813	-3.3%	16,310	14,366	13.5%
#25	Volkswagen Jetta	37,368	37,495	-0.3%	15,692	15,005	4.6%
#25.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	32,739	32,359	1.2%	13,687	12,872	6.3%
#25.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	4,629	5,136	-9.9%	2,005	2,133	-6.0%
#26	Chevrolet Impala	36,858	44,343	-16.9%	12,952	14,766	-12.3%
#27	Jeep Cherokee	36,096	—	—	13,796	—	—
#28	Toyota Highlander	35,747	29,528	21.1%	13,019	11,387	14.3%
#29	Subaru Forester	35,390	21,144	67.4%	13,846	9,050	53.0%
#30	Toyota Tacoma	35,229	39,467	-10.7%	14,445	15,201	-5.0%
#31	Jeep Wrangler	34,674	31,846	8.9%	14,481	12,901	12.2%
#32	Nissan Versa	34,603	39,287	-11.9%	15,799	15,917	-0.7%
#33	Ford Edge	33,238	31,534	5.4%	12,862	12,237	5.1%
#34	Kia Soul	32,668	29,013	12.6%	13,992	12,080	15.8%
#35	Dodge Grand Caravan	32,025	26,490	20.9%	14,165	11,110	27.5%
#36	Chrysler 200	30,489	36,885	-17.3%	7,531	16,593	-54.6%
#37	Chrysler Town & Country	28,994	26,765	8.3%	13,242	11,626	13.9%
#38	Subaru Outback	28,926	28,101	2.9%	11,729	10,453	12.2%
#39	Toyota Prius ²	28,814	37,334	-22.8%	12,369	14,654	-15.6%
#39.1	Toyota Prius Sedan *	25,518	34,981	-27.1%	10,917	13,868	-21.3%
#39.2	Toyota Prius Plug-In *	3,296	2,353	40.1%	1,452	786	84.7%
#40	Honda Odyssey	27,832	26,233	6.1%	11,008	10,923	0.8%
#41	Toyota Tundra	27,402	23,580	16.2%	11,589	9,270	25.0%
#42	Mazda CX-5	26,206	17,809	47.2%	11,855	7,116	66.6%
#43	Toyota Sienna	26,087	29,052	-10.2%	11,027	12,062	-8.6%
#44	GMC Terrain	25,419	26,806	-5.2%	9,059	8,454	7.2%
#45	Dodge Charger	24,956	26,098	-4.4%	10,816	9,386	15.2%
#46	BMW 3-Series & 4-Series ³	24,405	20,662	18.1%	10,120	8,858	14.2%
#47	Volkswagen Passat	24,283	25,909	-6.3%	11,050	9,521	16.1%
#48	Chevrolet Sonic	24,233	20,109	20.5%	10,060	6,907	45.6%
#49	Mazda 3	24,056	29,133	-17.4%	10,536	10,505	0.3%
#50	Hyundai Santa Fe	23,440	19,446	20.5%	9,726	7,116	36.7%
#51	Dodge Journey	23,024	22,992	0.1%	9,125	7,283	25.3%
#52	Kia Sorento	23,006	25,955	-11.4%	8,671	10,005	-13.3%
#53	Chevrolet Traverse	22,362	26,412	-15.3%	9,421	10,944	-13.9%
#54	Honda Pilot	22,031	28,226	-21.9%	8,894	11,207	-20.6%
#55	Dodge Avenger	21,740	32,047	-32.2%	8,756	12,439	-29.6%
#56	Lexus RX	21,232	21,404	-0.8%	9,943	9,072	9.6%
#57	GMC Acadia	20,582	21,822	-5.7%	8,339	10,006	-16.7%
#58	Jeep Patriot	20,474	18,997	7.8%	8,431	7,420	13.6%
#59	Subaru Impreza	20,234	18,951	6.8%	8,089	7,054	14.7%
#59.1	Subaru Impreza *	14,719	14,432	2.0%	5,908	5,327	10.9%
#59.2	Subaru Impreza WRX *	5,515	4,519	22.0%	2,181	1,727	26.3%
#60	Ford Mustang	19,596	17,320	13.1%	9,305	7,688	21.0%
#61	Nissan Pathfinder	19,569	22,366	-12.5%	7,894	9,071	-13.0%
#62	Chevrolet Camaro	19,568	19,198	1.9%	8,624	8,102	6.4%
#63	Nissan Frontier	17,862	12,178	46.7%	7,140	6,818	4.7%
#64	Kia Forte	17,285	15,342	12.7%	7,048	5,931	18.8%
#65	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	17,029	22,912	-25.7%	5,660	8,396	-32.6%
#66	Subaru XV Crosstrek	16,875	10,710	57.6%	6,585	4,688	40.5%
#67	Dodge Durango	16,213	13,570	19.5%	6,629	5,441	21.8%
#68	Dodge Dart	16,074	22,965	-30.0%	6,135	8,091	-24.2%
#69	Hyundai Accent	16,008	13,914	15.0%	5,843	5,669	3.1%
#70	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	15,872	13,689	15.9%	6,335	4,009	58.0%
#71	Chevrolet Tahoe	15,703	16,772	-6.4%	7,228	7,837	-7.8%
#72	Toyota 4Runner	15,682	13,073	20.0%	7,062	4,609	53.2%
#73	Ford Fiesta	15,598	16,028	-2.7%	6,592	6,728	-2.0%
#74	Nissan Juke	15,582	9,106	71.1%	6,943	3,916	77.3%
#75	Lexus ES	15,103	16,801	-10.1%	6,784	6,798	-0.2%
#76	Cadillac SRX	14,903	12,856	15.9%	5,399	4,368	23.6%
#77	Buick Enclave	14,714	15,812	-6.9%	5,886	5,676	3.7%
#78	Acura MDX	14,597	8,728	67.2%	5,793	3,207	80.6%
#79	Ford Taurus	14,594	19,442	-24.9%	6,576	7,929	-17.1%
#79.1	Ford Taurus	12,309	16,984	-27.5%	5,689	7,003	-18.8%
#79.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor	2,285	2,458	-7.0%	887	926	-4.2%
#80	Nissan Maxima	14,461	14,007	3.2%	6,008	6,088	-1.3%
#81	Jeep Compass	13,757	12,003	14.6%	5,335	5,111	4.4%
#82	Toyota Avalon	13,295	17,525	-24.1%	5,946	6,982	-14.8%
#83	Chrysler 300	13,000	16,034	-18.9%	5,367	5,686	-5.6%
#84	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	12,854	12,379	3.8%	4,637	4,576	1.3%
#85	Mazda 6	12,847	10,951	17.3%	5,730	6,102	-6.1%
#86	Hyundai Tucson	12,116	11,010	10.0%	4,627	4,073	13.6%
#87	Lexus IS	11,458	5,173	122%	4,893	2,255	117%
#88	Nissan Murano	11,373	11,853	-4.0%	5,296	4,870	8.7%
#89	Dodge Challenger	11,034	14,540	-24.1%	4,882	6,132	-20.4%
#90	BMW 5-Series	10,952	12,139	-9.8%	3,865	5,306	-27.2%
#91	Buick Verano	10,881	11,395	-4.5%	3,289	3,564	-7.7%
#92	Buick Encore	10,723	4,953	117%	5,279	3,003	75.8%
#93	Buick LaCrosse	10,522	11,372	-7.5%	3,550	4,157	-14.6%
#94	Honda Fit	10,444	11,533	-9.4%	4,201	4,602	-8.7%
#95	BMW X3	10,430	7,211	44.6%	4,430	3,031	46.2%
#96	Acura RDX	10,221	9,159	11.6%	4,580	3,875	18.2%
#97	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	10,134	9,162	10.6%	4,052	3,501	15.7%
#98	Infiniti Q50 †	10,019	—	—	3,795	—	—
#99	BMW X5	9,760	11,891	-17.9%	4,094	3,876	5.6%
#100	Kia Rio	9,566	9,818	-2.6%	3,571	4,009	-10.9%
#101	Chevrolet Spark	9,541	8,782	8.6%	5,117	3,538	44.6%
#102	Lincoln MKZ	9,218	3,758	145%	4,052	2,360	71.7%
#103	Toyota Prius C ²	8,833	9,865	-10.5%	3,685	4,026	-8.5%
#104	Kia Sportage	8,827	7,436	18.7%	3,571	2,680	33.2%
#105	Audi Q5	8,774	8,196	7.1%	3,357	3,099	8.3%
#106	Ford Expedition	8,689	7,928	9.6%	3,720	3,070	21.2%
#107	Audi A4	8,687	9,795	-11.3%	3,692	3,951	-6.6%
#107.1	Audi A4 Sedan/Avant *	7,744	8,505	-8.9%	3,334	3,414	-2.3%
#107.1	Audi A4 Allroad *	943	1,290	-26.9%	358	537	-33.3%
#108	Subaru Legacy	8,544	11,329	-24.6%	3,234	4,400	-26.5%
#109	Fiat 500	8,473	9,612	-11.8%	3,316	3,807	-12.9%
#110	Infiniti QX60/JX	8,424	6,903	22.0%	3,340	2,633	26.9%
#111	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	8,271	7,510	10.1%	3,345	2,694	24.2%
#112	Chevrolet Corvette	8,179	2,941	178%	3,480	1,053	231%
#113	Volkswagen Beetle	8,167	10,010	-18.4%	3,432	4,082	-15.9%
#113.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	5,205	7,320	-28.9%	2,131	2,599	-18.0%
#113.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	2,962	2,690	10.1%	1,301	1,483	-12.3%
#114	BMW X1	7,968	5,411	47.3%	4,307	2,764	55.8%
#115	Cadillac CTS	7,659	7,862	-2.6%	2,918	2,791	4.6%
#116	Toyota Venza	7,555	11,081	-31.8%	3,090	3,965	-22.1%
#117	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	7,450	5,436	37.0%	3,264	2,442	33.7%
#118	Cadillac ATS	7,318	9,750	-24.9%	2,982	3,587	-16.9%
#119	Lincoln MKX	7,101	6,066	17.1%	2,581	2,354	9.6%
#120	Chevrolet Suburban	6,724	9,415	-28.6%	2,984	3,378	-11.7%
#121	Hyundai Veloster	6,686	6,357	5.2%	2,782	2,693	3.3%
#122	GMC Yukon	6,516	6,917	-5.8%	3,280	2,655	23.5%
#123	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	6,129	—	—	1,725	—	—
#124	Ford Flex	6,126	5,444	12.5%	2,498	2,167	15.3%
#125	Volkswagen Tiguan	6,111	7,951	-23.1%	2,315	3,304	-29.9%
#126	Buick Regal	6,058	4,084	48.3%	2,424	1,605	51.0%
#127	Toyota Prius V ²	6,001	8,525	-29.6%	2,528	3,460	-26.9%
#128	Cadillac XTS	5,880	7,130	-17.5%	2,126	3,061	-30.5%
#129	Ford C-Max	5,566	9,677	-42.5%	2,295	3,769	-39.1%
#130	Nissan Xterra	5,445	4,890	11.3%	2,132	2,913	-26.8%
#131	Audi A6	5,436	4,375	24.3%	2,212	1,746	26.7%
#132	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	5,418	7,618	-28.9%	2,133	2,803	-23.9%
#133	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	5,369	3,077	74.5%	2,299	1,216	89.1%
#134	Lexus GS	5,358	4,089	31.0%	2,484	1,882	32.0%
#135	Volkswagen Golf	5,350	8,523	-37.2%	1,989	2,854	-30.3%
#135.1	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	2,770	3,075	-9.9%	1,012	1,122	-9.8%
#135.2	Volkswagen Golf *	2,566	4,757	-46.1%	973	1,505	-35.3%
#135.3	Volkswagen Golf R *	14	691	-98.0%	4	227	-98.2%
#136	Volvo S60	5,284	5,947	-11.1%	2,384	1,957	21.8%
#137	Infiniti G/Q60 †	5,248	12,916	-59.4%	2,595	5,572	-53.4%
#137.1	Infiniti G Sedan *	3,830	10,384	-63.1%	2,001	4,530	-55.8%
#137.2	Infiniti Q60 *	1,418	2,532	-44.0%	594	1042	-43.0%
#138	Hyundai Genesis	5,236	8,113	-35.5%	2,170	3,124	-30.5%
#139	Nissan Leaf	5,184	3,539	46.5%	2,507	2,236	12.1%
#140	Mazda 5	4,988	6,666	-25.2%	2,016	2,526	-20.2%
#141	Lexus GX460	4,907	2,131	130%	1,874	770	143%
#142	Mazda CX-9	4,896	8,991	-45.5%	1,813	4,281	-57.7%
#143	Acura TL	4,852	6,793	-28.6%	2,004	3,080	-34.9%
#144	Mitsubishi Lancer	4,842	6,267	-22.7%	2,663	1,651	61.3%
#145	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	4,823	3,898	23.7%	1,747	1,386	26.0%
#146	Scion tC	4,330	4,139	4.6%	1,860	1,631	14.0%
#147	Mini Countryman	4,305	4,839	-11.0%	1,861	1,761	5.7%
#148	Porsche Cayenne	4,280	4,181	2.4%	1,862	1,508	23.5%
#149	Toyota Yaris	4,144	7,335	-43.5%	1,805	2,393	-24.6%
#150	Acura ILX	4,141	5,614	-26.2%	1,683	2,059	-18.3%
#151	BMW 6-Series	4,127	2,071	99.3%	3,063	877	249%
#152	Audi Q7	4,089	2,901	41.0%	1,592	1,092	45.8%
#153	Scion xB	4,057	4,557	-11.0%	1,534	1,778	-13.7%
#154	Lexus CT200h	4,000	3,245	23.3%	1,480	1,062	39.4%
#155	Mini Cooper	3,946	9,047	-56.4%	1,625	4,141	-60.8%
#155.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop *	1,964	6,390	-69.3%	687	2,750	-75.0%
#155.2	Mini Cooper Clubman *	780	838	-6.9%	344	431	-20.2%
#155.3	Mini Cooper Convertible *	644	719	-10.4%	352	421	-16.4%
#155.4	Mini Cooper Roadster *	296	655	-54.8%	143	309	-53.7%
#155.5	Mini Cooper Coupe *	262	445	-41.1%	99	230	-57.0%
#156	Toyota FJ Cruiser	3,912	3,351	16.7%	1,484	764	94.2%
#157	Honda Ridgeline	3,844	4,265	-9.9%	1,538	1,712	-10.2%
#158	Mazda 2	3,808	3,496	8.9%	2,202	925	138%
#159	Volvo XC60	3,789	4,752	-20.3%	1,701	1,690	0.7%
#160	Mitsubishi Mirage	3,785	—	—	1,499	—	—
#161	GMC Yukon XL	3,679	5,065	-27.4%	1,704	2,292	-25.7%
#162	Cadillac Escalade	3,648	5,110	-28.6%	1,259	1,944	-35.2%
#162.1	Cadillac Escalade *	2,223	2,690	-17.4%	743	987	-24.7%
#162.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	1,383	1,846	-25.1%	508	746	-31.9%
#162.3	Cadillac Escalade EXT *	42	574	-92.7%	8	211	-96.2%
#163	Mitsubishi Outlander	3,613	2,953	22.4%	1,466	917	59.9%
#164	Chevrolet Volt	3,606	4,244	-15.0%	1,478	1,478	0.0%
#165	Audi A5	3,491	4,001	-12.7%	1,536	1,628	-5.7%
#166	Nissan Armada	3,449	3,934	-12.3%	1,321	1,335	-1.0%
#167	Scion FR-S	3,425	4,640	-26.2%	1,464	1,828	-19.9%
#168	Infiniti QX80/QX56	3,374	3,370	0.1%	1,241	1143	8.6%
#169	Nissan Quest	3,319	3,454	-3.9%	1,559	1,345	15.9%
#170	Nissan Titan	3,318	5,112	-35.1%	1,314	2,084	-36.9%
#171	Honda Crosstour	3,318	4,029	-17.6%	1,017	1,522	-33.2%
#172	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	3,176	3,067	3.6%	1,370	1,157	18.4%
#173	Volkswagen CC	2,974	4,085	-27.2%	1,129	1,770	-36.2%
#174	Fiat 500L	2,952	—	0.0%	1,422	–	0.0%
#175	Acura TSX	2,923	4,176	-30.0%	1,119	1,492	-25.0%
#175.1	Acura TSX Sedan *	2,619	3,563	-26.5%	1,015	1,289	-21.3%
#175.2	Acura TSX SportWagon *	304	613	-50.4%	104	203	-48.8%
#176	Toyota Sequoia	2,898	3,384	-14.4%	1,131	1,140	-0.8%
#177	Land Rover Range Rover	2,884	2,790	3.4%	794	809	-1.9%
#178	Porsche 911	2,535	2,722	-6.9%	887	990	-10.4%
#179	Kia Cadenza	2,495	—	—	868	—	—
#180	Lincoln MKS	2,440	2,755	-11.4%	1,034	924	11.9%
#181	Jaguar XF	2,296	1,899	20.9%	742	800	-7.3%
#182	Smart Fortwo	2,237	2,193	2.0%	775	929	-16.6%
#183	Hyundai Azera	2,118	2,709	-21.8%	760	1,117	-32.0%
#184	Audi A7	2,106	2,083	1.1%	854	797	7.2%
#185	Subaru BRZ	2,066	1,788	15.5%	857	905	-5.3%
#186	Scion xD	2,054	2,032	1.1%	800	812	-1.5%
#187	Lexus LS	1,967	2,860	-31.2%	744	980	-24.1%
#188	BMW 7-Series	1,882	2,338	-19.5%	707	1,046	-32.4%
#189	Infiniti QX70/FX	1,846	2,155	-14.3%	577	968	-40.4%
#190	Nissan 370Z	1,734	1,378	25.8%	793	669	18.5%
#191	Infiniti Q70/M	1,593	1,568	1.6%	646	641	0.8%
#192	Volkswagen Touareg	1,565	2,524	-38.0%	573	726	-21.1%
#193	Lincoln Navigator	1,561	1,827	-14.6%	746	616	21.1%
#194	Kia Sedona	1,539	555	177%	641	54	1087%
#195	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	1,483	1,695	-12.5%	604	563	7.3%
#196	Porsche Panamera	1,466	1,384	5.9%	442	411	7.5%
#197	Volvo XC90	1,366	1,651	-17.3%	487	641	-24.0%
#198	Lincoln MKT	1,283	1,493	-14.1%	556	571	-2.6%
#199	Volvo V60	1,259	—	—	602	—	—
#200	Mazda MX-5 Miata	1,256	1,235	1.7%	751	573	31.1%
#201	Nissan Cube	1,248	1,951	-36.0%	418	793	-47.3%
#202	Jaguar XJ	1,209	1,245	-2.9%	556	440	26.4%
#203	Acura RLX/RL ‡	1,178	384	207%	387	344	12.5%
#204	Audi A8	1,174	1,462	-19.7%	477	563	-15.3%
#205	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	1,145	1,484	-22.8%	453	659	-31.3%
#206	Land Rover LR4	1,144	1,778	-35.7%	157	649	-75.8%
#207	BMW X6	1,100	1,264	-13.0%	372	410	-9.3%
#208	Honda Insight	1,066	1,161	-8.2%	410	454	-9.7%
#209	Lexus LX570	1,056	1,026	2.9%	389	366	6.3%
#210	Land Rover LR2	1,052	886	18.7%	331	313	5.8%
#211	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	995	1,134	-12.3%	445	453	-1.8%
#212	Honda CR-Z	939	1,190	-21.1%	354	451	-21.5%
#213	Porsche Boxster	933	1,299	-28.2%	329	516	-36.2%
#214	Porsche Cayman	922	63	1364%	288	61	372%
#215	Hyundai Equus	918	814	12.8%	331	291	13.7%
#216	Volvo XC70	910	1,120	-18.8%	382	431	-11.4%
#217	BMW 1-Series & 2-Series ³	904	1,291	-30.0%	557	594	-6.2%
#218	Chevrolet SS	865	—	—	350	—	—
#219	Audi A3	863	743	16.2%	300	120	150%
#220	BMW Z4	849	624	36.1%	592	316	87.3%
#221	Volkswagen Routan	797	704	13.2%	209	39	436%
#222	Jaguar F-Type	786	—	—	287	—	—
#223	Toyota Land Cruiser	772	740	4.3%	287	247	16.2%
#224	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	769	679	13.3%	247	241	2.5%
#225	Infiniti QX50/EX	717	146	54.5%	300	146	106%
#226	Volkswagen Eos	708	977	-27.5%	328	403	-18.6%
#227	Volvo S80	612	515	18.8%	175	188	-6.9%
#228	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	608	612	-0.7%	299	250	19.6%
#229	Scion iQ	591	1,009	-41.4%	259	383	-32.4%
#230	Jaguar XK	424	441	-3.9%	231	168	37.5%
#231	Volvo C70	416	600	-30.7%	148	259	-42.9%
#232	Mini Paceman	406	169	140%	169	169	0.0%
#233	Audi TT	383	463	-17.3%	152	189	-19.6%
#234	Subaru Tribeca	353	504	-30.0%	139	151	-7.9%
#235	Nissan GT-R	264	268	-1.5%	119	122	-2.5%
#236	Audi R8	225	167	34.7%	74	68	8.8%
#237	Cadillac ELR	180	—	—	81	—	—
#238	Dodge (SRT) Viper ¹	158	4	3850%	67	3	2133%
#239	Mitsubishi Galant	122	649	-81.2%	80	216	-63.0%
#240	Kia K900	105	—	—	105	—	—
#241	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	79	119	-33.6%	22	44	-50.0%
#242	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	76	155	-51.0%	28	53	-47.2%
#243	Chevrolet Avalanche	68	6,259	-98.9%	11	2,057	-99.5%
#244	Volvo C30	62	522	-88.1%	36	199	-81.9%
#245	Acura ZDX	36	99	-63.6%	14	43	-67.4%
#246	Mitsubishi i MiEV	28	625	-95.5%	24	31	-22.6%
#247	Chevrolet Colorado	17	2,210	-99.2%	2	560	-99.6%
T248	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	4	20	-80.0%	—	5	-100%
T248	Lexus LFA	4	9	-55.6%	2	4	-50.0%
T250	Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class	2	—	—	1	—	—
T250	GMC Canyon	2	636	-99.7%	1	154	-99.4%
T252	Mazda RX-8	1	1	0.0%	—	—	—
T252	Hyundai Veracruz	1	136	-99.3%	—	39	-100%
#254	Jeep Liberty	—	4,972	-100%	—	1,408	-100%
#255	Suzuki SX4	—	2,859	-100%	—	1,220	-100%
#256	Suzuki Kizashi	—	1,602	-100%	—	870	-100%
#257	Suzuki Grand Vitara	—	1,037	-100%	—	407	-100%
#258	Suzuki Equator	—	448	-100%	—	199	-100%
#259	Dodge Caliber	—	45	-100%	—	—	—
#260	Mitsubishi Eclipse	—	42	-100%	—	15	-100%
#260.1	Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder *	—	26	-100%	—	7	-100%
#260.2	Mitsubishi Eclipse *	—	16	-100%	—	8	-100%
#261	Mitsubishi Endeavor	—	24	-100%	—	14	-100%
#262	Buick Lucerne	—	4	-100%	—	2	-100%
#263	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	—	3	-100%	—	1	-100%
#264	Cadillac DTS	—	3	-100%	—	—	—
#265	Lexus HS	—	2	-100%	—	1	-100%
#266	Chevrolet HHR	—	2	-100%	—	—	—
#267	Honda Element	—	1	-100%	—	1	-100%
#268	Cadillac STS	—	1	-100%	—	—	—
#269	Ford -Brand ^	558,657	580,917	-3.8%	234,448	228,818	2.5%
#270	Chevrolet -Brand ^	452,683	469,704	-3.6%	179,681	173,859	3.3%
#271	Toyota -Brand	441,455	456,327	-3.3%	180,838	175,720	2.9%
#272	Nissan -Brand ^	323,745	290,905	11.3%	136,642	126,623	7.9%
#273	Honda -Brand	287,406	302,698	-5.1%	117,738	121,938	-3.4%
#274	Hyundai -Brand	160,013	164,330	-2.6%	67,005	68,306	-1.9%
#275	Jeep -Brand	145,839	100,951	44.5%	57,983	39,469	46.9%
#276	Dodge -Brand	145,224	158,751	-8.5%	60,575	59,885	1.2%
#277	Kia -Brand	133,006	126,932	4.8%	54,777	49,125	11.5%
#278	Subaru -Brand	112,388	92,527	21.5%	44,479	36,701	21.2%
#279	GMC -Brand	104,468	104,927	-0.4%	41,173	38,333	7.4%
#280	Ram -Brand ^	100,993	79,354	27.3%	44,479	34,540	28.8%
#281	Volkswagen -Brand	87,323	98,178	-11.1%	36,717	37,704	-2.6%
#282	Mazda -Brand	78,058	78,282	-0.3%	34,903	32,028	9.0%
#283	Mercedes-Benz -Brand ^	77,238	73,024	5.8%	29,316	26,176	12.0%
#284	Chrysler -Brand	72,483	79,684	-9.0%	26,140	33,905	-22.9%
#285	BMW -Brand	72,377	64,902	11.5%	32,107	27,078	18.6%
#286	Lexus -Brand	65,085	56,740	14.7%	28,593	23,190	23.3%
#287	Buick -Brand	52,898	47,620	11.1%	20,428	18,007	13.4%
#288	Cadillac -Brand	39,588	42,712	-7.3%	14,765	15,751	-6.3%
#289	Acura -Brand	37,948	34,953	8.6%	15,580	14,100	10.5%
#290	Audi -Brand	35,228	34,186	3.0%	14,246	13,253	7.5%
#291	Infiniti -Brand	31,221	27,376	14.0%	12,494	11,103	12.5%
#292	Lincoln -Brand	21,603	15,899	35.9%	8,969	6,825	31.4%
#293	Mitsubishi -Brand	19,840	15,996	24.0%	8,996	5,286	70.2%
#294	Scion -Brand	14,457	16,377	-11.7%	5,917	6,432	-8.0%
#295	Volvo -Brand	13,698	15,107	-9.3%	5,915	5,365	10.3%
#296	Land Rover -Brand	13,079	12,419	5.3%	4,399	4,314	2.0%
#297	Fiat -Brand	11,425	9,612	18.9%	4,738	3,807	24.5%
#298	Porsche -Brand	10,136	9,649	5.0%	3,808	3,486	9.2%
#299	Mini -Brand	8,657	14,055	-38.4%	3,655	6,071	-39.8%
#300	Tesla -Brand °	6,016	5,990	0.4%	1,507	1,500	0.5%
#301	Jaguar -Brand	4,715	3,585	31.5%	1,816	1,408	29.0%
#302	Maserati -Brand	2,368	549	331%	963	218	342%
#303	Bentley -Brand	650	574	13.2%	280	206	35.9%
#304	Suzuki -Brand	—	5,946	-100%	—	2,696	-100%
—	Overall Market	3,745,480	3,695,173	1.4%	1,537,270	1,454,569	5.7%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	Total Market	3,675,677	3,629,766	1.3%	1,508,541	1,429,003	5.6%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	Commercial Vans	69,803	65,407	6.7%	28,729	25,566	12.4%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

Source: Automakers & 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.
^ Brand total includes sales of commercial vans.
¹ Chrysler markets the Viper not as a Dodge but as an SRT Viper; we show it here as a Dodge so you can see the Viper with like-minded products when you sort vehicles alphabetically using the Vehicle column header. We have also decided that it’s time we all recognized the Ram Pickup range as a Ram and not as a Dodge, in keeping with Chrysler nomenclature.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 21.7% to 43,648 YTD; down 16.1% to 18,582 in March 2014.
³ BMW has chosen to include sales of the 4-Series within figures for the 3-Series, presumably for year-over-year consistency’s sake, while also combining the 1-Series and 2-Series.
† Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: up 18.2% to 15,267 YTD; up 14.7% to 6390 in March 2014. Total G Sedan and Q50 sales: up 33.4% to 13,849 YTD; up 27.9% to 5796 in March 2014.
‡ Acura has chosen to combine sales figures for the RLX and its predecessor, the RL.
Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in March 2014 were 102, 175, 59, 14, and 75, respectively. Bentley sales jumped 36% to 280; Maserati sales rose 342% to 963.
° Tesla, unfortunately, doesn’t release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but Automotive News has begun supplying estimates for the brand, and those estimates are visible in the list above.
This post was updated at 5:15 PM on 04.07.2014 with correct prior year figures for the Infiniti QX50, QX70, and QX80 as Infiniti’s correctly reported figures were skewed in parent Nissan’s release.