Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – September 2013

None Of America’s 14 Top-Selling Cars
Reported As Great A Sept. Year-Over-Year
Increase As The Ford Fusion

America’s 20 best-selling vehicles accounted for 39.5% of the new vehicles sold in the United States in September 2013. The Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, and Ram P/U – America’s first, second, and fourth-best-selling vehicles last month – produced more than one out of every ten sales in September.

This list of America’s 30 best-selling vehicles take all vehicle types into account and includes two minivans, five pickup trucks, nine utility vehicles, and 14 cars.

The two minivans, a Dodge and a Chrysler, are part of a Chrysler Group lineup which landed five vehicles in the top 30. There are six General Motors products, five Fords, four Toyotas, three Hondas, and three vehicles from the Hyundai-Kia group.

All 265 Vehicles Ranked By September 2013 & YTD U.S. Sales

The top-selling Ford, of course, is America’s top-selling vehicle overall. The Ford F-Series expanded its lead over the next-best-selling Chevrolet Silverado to 198,731 units. A year ago, the F-Series was 165,533 sales up on the Silverado.

USA best-selling vehicle market share chart September 2013

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Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these best-selling automobiles 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.

GCBC has already published rankings for 36 different brands and 14 different trucks and 20 SUVs and crossovers and 20 passenger cars. Below, you’ll find a list where all vehicles of all types are thrown in together: the 30 most popular vehicles in the United States in September 2013.

September 2014 – October 2013 – August 2013 – September 2012

Rank	Vehicle	September 2013	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
#1	Ford F-Series	60,456	+ 9.8%	559,506	+ 20.7%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	32,506	– 10.8%	360,775	+ 21.0%
#3	Toyota Camry	31,871	– 7.0%	318,990	+ 1.3%
#4	Dodge Ram	28,145	+ 8.4%	262,787	+ 23.0%
#5	Honda Accord	25,176	– 13.7%	282,102	+ 13.8%
#6	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	23,251	+ 1.0%	233,547	+ 4.9%
#7	Honda Civic	22,983	+ 6.7%	253,561	+ 8.3%
#8	Ford Escape	22,607	– 2.3%	228,290	+ 14.1%
#9	Honda CR-V	21,439	– 3.7%	229,082	+ 7.4%
#10	Nissan Altima	21,221	– 13.2%	249,518	+ 6.6%
#11	Ford Fusion	19,972	+ 62.4%	226,293	+ 16.5%
#12	Hyundai Elantra	19,691	+ 7.6%	194,593	+ 27.5%
#13	Ford Focus	16,733	– 15.2%	188,654	+ 1.1%
#14	Toyota RAV4	15,928	+ 15.5%	160,242	+ 19.4%
#15	Chevrolet Equinox	15,443	– 2.5%	185,420	+ 11.1%
#16	Ford Explorer	14,965	+ 6.5%	145,934	+ 23.9%
#17	Jeep Grand Cherokee	14,906	+ 18.9%	128,697	+ 14.8%
#18	Chevrolet Malibu	14,487	+ 29.5%	154,950	– 13.7%
#19	Hyundai Sonata	13,872	– 20.0%	152,702	– 12.9%
#20	GMC Sierra	13,438	– 1.5%	135,670	+ 20.9%
#21	Volkswagen Jetta	13,309	– 9.8%	124,273	– 2.2%
#22	Chevrolet Cruze	12,730	– 50.6%	195,775	+ 8.4%
#23	Jeep Wrangler	11,984	– 0.9%	119,941	+ 10.6%
#24	Kia Optima	11,647	– 18.6%	124,056	+ 8.1%
#25	Toyota Tacoma	11,479	– 5.7%	121,772	+ 18.4%
#26	Chevrolet Impala	11,462	– 24.9%	121,033	– 13.7%
#27	Nissan Rogue	11,353	– 6.2%	124,669	+ 13.6%
#28	Dodge Grand Caravan	10,946	– 18.8%	91,570	– 15.3%
#29	Chrysler Town & Country	10,632	+ 4.2%	90,701	+ 3.6%
#30	Subaru Forester	10,620	+ 75.1%	84,372	+ 49.1%