Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – July 2016

As U.S. auto sales growth stalled in July 2016, the list of America’s 30 most popular new vehicles is a true mix of good and bad.

On the one hand, the two top-selling vehicle lines posted modest declines. Yet the two top-selling SUVs/crossovers reported all-time monthly records.

U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – July 2016 YTD

Double-digit percentage decreases were reported by eight of the 30 most popular vehicles in America. But double-digit percentage increases were reported by eight of the 30 most popular vehicles in America.

With the expansion of the industry through the first seven months of 2016, the U.S. new vehicle market remains on track to make this the second consecutive year of record sales. But the trend over the last three months hasn’t been nearly so kind. May volume was down. June sales ticked up only slightly. July volume was essentially flat.

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Compared with July 2015, the Honda Odyssey, Kia Soul, Chrysler 200, and Chevrolet Malibu were all knocked off the list of the top 30 in July 2016. In their places, the Hyundai Santa Fe, Subaru Outback, Chevrolet Traverse, and Toyota Highlander stepped in.

We’ve already published July lists for the 20 best-selling cars, 20 best-selling SUVs and crossovers, and complete figures for every pickup truck, links to which you’ll find above. Throwing all those vehicles into one group results in this list of the 30 best-selling vehicles overall. We end up with five pickup trucks, 11 cars, and 14 utility vehicles.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these top-selling vehicles 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. Mobile users can now thumb across the table for full-width access.

August 2016 • June 2016 • July 2015

Rank	Vehicle	July 2016	July 2015	% Change	2016 YTD	2015 YTD	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	65,657	66,288	-1.0%	460,901	423,468	8.8%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	54,116	56,380	-4.0%	327,768	332,202	-1.3%
#3	Ram P/U	39,827	39,159	1.7%	270,637	254,902	6.2%
#4	Honda CR-V	36,017	31,785	13.3%	195,092	194,803	0.1%
#5	Toyota Camry	34,122	38,435	-11.2%	233,882	254,251	-8.0%
#6	Nissan Rogue	33,298	25,081	32.8%	182,181	160,478	13.5%
#7	Honda Civic	32,952	31,139	5.8%	222,792	189,440	17.6%
#8	Honda Accord	31,946	34,496	-7.4%	201,300	190,242	5.8%
#9	Toyota RAV4	31,871	26,709	19.3%	197,771	170,284	16.1%
#10	Toyota Corolla	31,717	30,249	4.9%	213,910	220,380	-2.9%
#11	Ford Escape	26,260	29,253	-10.2%	181,638	175,669	3.4%
#12	Nissan Altima	24,949	33,842	-26.3%	197,644	205,873	-4.0%
#13	Ford Fusion	24,007	25,105	-4.4%	170,840	178,263	-4.2%
#14	GMC Sierra	22,428	19,908	13.2%	128,894	120,658	6.8%
#15	Chevrolet Equinox	21,882	21,609	1.3%	143,202	167,294	-14.4%
#16	Hyundai Sonata	20,635	23,917	-13.7%	125,044	119,738	4.4%
#17	Hyundai Elantra	20,629	22,135	-6.8%	116,935	150,833	-22.5%
#18	Ford Explorer	19,192	23,381	-17.9%	148,299	145,785	1.7%
#19	Jeep Wrangler	18,741	19,828	-5.5%	119,042	121,272	-1.8%
#20	Nissan Sentra	18,536	18,511	0.1%	141,550	124,412	13.8%
#21	Jeep Grand Cherokee	16,704	16,191	3.2%	116,850	109,176	7.0%
#22	Toyota Tacoma	16,580	17,033	-2.7%	111,615	105,834	5.5%
#23	Jeep Cherokee	15,451	17,460	-11.5%	116,424	122,568	-5.0%
#24	Toyota Highlander	15,213	12,727	19.5%	97,142	91,115	6.6%
#25	Chevrolet Traverse	15,173	12,604	20.4%	69,805	74,034	-5.7%
#26	Subaru Forester	14,856	15,811	-6.0%	95,111	96,639	-1.6%
#27	Subaru Outback	14,704	10,863	35.4%	92,090	82,180	12.1%
#28	Hyundai Santa Fe	14,336	11,655	23.0%	71,772	66,393	8.1%
#29	Ford Focus	13,973	17,027	-17.9%	117,117	134,106	-12.7%
#30	Chevrolet Cruze	13,723	21,339	-35.7%	100,454	149,277	-32.7%