Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – February 2015

In February 2015, for the first time since August, the Ram P/U wasn’t one of America’s three best-selling vehicles.

• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – February 2015 YTD

USA best selling autos market share chart February 2015

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This Chart Updated 05.02.2015

Toyota Camry volume jumped 14% from 28,998 in February 2015 – when the Ram was 305-unit more successful – while Ram volume improved by just 7%.

That Ram increase was better than the industry average but not as healthy as the improvement in the overall pickup truck market, nor the full-size pickup truck market.

Neither was Ford 1% F-Series decrease in keeping with the health of the overall industry. Until we see improved inventory for the all-new 2015 F-150, it’s difficult to judge the F-Series’ 2015 start.

Compared with February of last year, the Jeep Wrangler, Honda Pilot, Nissan Versa, and Subaru Outback are all new entries. They stepped in to fill voids left by the Ford Edge, Kia Optima, Volkswagen Jetta, and Chevrolet Impala.

We’ve already published February 2015 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, 15 cars, and ten 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.

February 2016 • March 2015 • January 2015 • February 2014

Rank	Vehicle	February 2015	February 2014	% Change	2015 YTD	2014 YTD	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	55,236	55,882	-1.2%	109,606	102,418	7.0%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	45,395	36,584	24.1%	81,501	65,510	24.4%
#3	Toyota Camry	32,942	28,998	13.6%	59,705	52,330	14.1%
#4	Ram P/U	31,298	29,303	6.8%	59,916	54,374	10.2%
#5	Nissan Altima	28,474	30,849	-7.7%	54,882	53,364	2.8%
#6	Toyota Corolla	27,839	25,299	10.0%	55,196	48,052	14.9%
#7	Ford Fusion	22,732	23,898	-4.9%	42,426	44,615	-4.9%
#8	Honda CR-V	22,298	20,759	7.4%	45,509	38,991	16.7%
#9	Toyota RAV4	21,943	16,451	33.4%	41,767	33,331	25.3%
#10	Chevrolet Equinox	21,723	21,587	0.6%	41,278	36,134	14.2%
#11	Honda Accord	21,616	24,622	-12.2%	42,627	45,226	-5.7%
#12	Nissan Rogue	21,419	17,197	24.6%	37,068	31,028	19.5%
#13	Honda Civic	21,038	21,575	-2.5%	39,737	43,399	-8.4%
#14	Ford Escape	20,915	23,145	-9.6%	40,969	42,604	-3.8%
#15	Ford Explorer	18,613	13,924	33.7%	35,649	26,734	33.3%
#16	Chevrolet Cruze	18,301	21,836	-16.2%	36,994	38,664	-4.3%
#17	Chrysler 200	15,805	12,046	31.2%	29,962	22,958	30.5%
#18	Hyundai Elantra	15,708	16,393	-4.2%	27,948	31,719	-11.9%
#19	Nissan Sentra	15,354	12,339	24.4%	29,749	21,466	38.6%
#20	GMC Sierra	15,157	14,232	6.5%	27,778	25,350	9.6%
#21	Jeep Cherokee	14,026	11,795	18.9%	29,180	22,300	30.9%
#22	Ford Focus	14,019	15,926	-12.0%	32,497	27,929	16.4%
#23	Hyundai Sonata	13,987	11,190	25.0%	26,350	21,005	25.4%
#24	Chevrolet Malibu	13,971	17,448	-19.9%	25,849	29,270	-11.7%
#25	Jeep Grand Cherokee	13,756	12,691	8.4%	26,562	24,898	6.7%
#26	Jeep Wrangler	12,911	10,640	21.3%	24,594	20,193	21.8%
#27	Honda Pilot	12,629	6913	82.7%	24,944	13,137	89.9%
#28	Toyota Tacoma	12,372	10,942	13.1%	23,781	20,784	14.4%
#29	Nissan Versa	11,909	10,280	15.8%	22,455	18,804	19.4%
#30	Subaru Outback	11,632	8967	29.7%	22,983	17,197	33.6%