February 2015 YTD U.S. Passenger Car Sales Rankings – Top 152 Best-Selling Cars In America – Every Car Ranked

America’s new vehicle industry didn’t grow quite as rapidly in February 2015 as expected, and the growth that did occur wasn’t fuelled by passenger cars.

Car volume slid slightly compared with February 2014. Think back to February 2014, and you’ll remember that car volume declined 6% compared with February 2013.

• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model – February 2016 YTD
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model – March 2015 YTD
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model – January 2015
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model – February 2014 YTD

However, at the top of the heap, the best-selling cars so far this year produced improved February volume. Toyota Camry sales shot up 14%, a gain of nearly 4000 units, year-over-year. Its smaller sibling, the Toyota Corolla, was up 10%.

Many big sellers did post decreased February sales, however: Altima, Accord, Fusion, Civic, Cruze, Focus, Malibu, Jetta, Impala, Soul.

• Top 13 Best-Selling Pickup Trucks In America – February 2015
• Commercial Van Sales In America – February 2015
• Minivan Sales In America – February 2015

The strength in the U.S. auto industry in early 2015 has revolved around pickup trucks – up 17% over the last two months – and utility vehicles, which have produced 105,000 more sales over the last two months than during the same period one year ago.

• U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings – February 2015 YTD
• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – February 2015 YTD
• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model – February 2015 YTD

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by February volume by clicking the February 2015 column header, or you can rank cars by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car 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.

Click Column Headers To Sort • February 2016 • March 2015 • January 2015 • February 2014

Rank	Car	February 2015 YTD	February 2014 YTD	% Change	February 2015	February 2014	% Change
#1	Toyota Camry	59,705	52,330	14.1%	32,942	28,998	13.6%
#2	Toyota Corolla	55,196	48,052	14.9%	27,839	25,299	10.0%
#3	Nissan Altima	54,882	53,364	2.8%	28,474	30,849	-7.7%
#4	Honda Accord	42,627	45,226	-5.7%	21,616	24,622	-12.2%
#5	Ford Fusion	42,426	44,615	-4.9%	22,732	23,898	-4.9%
#6	Honda Civic	39,737	43,399	-8.4%	21,038	21,575	-2.5%
#7	Chevrolet Cruze	36,994	38,664	-4.3%	18,301	21,836	-16.2%
#8	Ford Focus	32,497	27,929	16.4%	14,019	15,926	-12.0%
#9	Chrysler 200	29,962	22,958	30.5%	15,805	12,046	31.2%
#10	Nissan Sentra	29,749	21,466	38.6%	15,354	12,339	24.4%
#11	Hyundai Elantra	27,948	31,719	-11.9%	15,708	16,393	-4.2%
#12	Hyundai Sonata	26,350	21,005	25.4%	13,987	11,190	25.0%
#13	Chevrolet Malibu	25,849	29,270	-11.7%	13,971	17,448	-19.9%
#14	Subaru Outback	22,983	17,197	33.6%	11,632	8,967	29.7%
#15	Nissan Versa	22,455	18,804	19.4%	11,909	10,280	15.8%
#16	Kia Optima	20,978	21,205	-1.1%	11,584	11,226	3.2%
#17	Volkswagen Jetta	19,780	21,676	-8.7%	10,811	11,908	-9.2%
#17.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	18,539	19,052	-2.7%	10,219	10,597	-3.6%
#17.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	1,241	2,624	-52.7%	592	1,311	-54.8%
#18	Chevrolet Impala	18,279	23,906	-23.5%	9,065	12,008	-24.5%
#19	Kia Soul	18,107	18,676	-3.0%	9,965	10,584	-5.8%
#20	Dodge Charger	17,390	14,140	23.0%	10,365	8,940	15.9%
#21	Ford Mustang	17,148	10,291	66.6%	8,454	6,410	31.9%
#22	Mazda 3	16,770	13,520	24.0%	8,874	7,286	21.8%
#23	BMW 3-Series & 4-Series	16,096	14,285	12.7%	8,748	7,791	12.3%
#24	Dodge Dart	15,543	9,939	56.4%	7,407	4,888	51.5%
#25	Toyota Prius	15,184	16,445	-7.7%	7,467	8,437	-11.5%
#25.1	Toyota Prius Sedan *	14,386	14,601	-1.5%	7,070	7,396	-4.4%
#25.2	Toyota Prius Plug-In *	798	1,844	-56.7%	397	1,041	-61.9%
#26	Subaru Impreza	14,712	12,145	21.1%	7,185	6,360	13.0%
#26.1	Subaru Impreza *	9,922	8,811	12.6%	4,826	4,559	5.9%
#26.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STi *	4,790	3,334	43.7%	2,359	1,801	31.0%
#27	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	13,308	11,369	17.1%	7,072	5,621	25.8%
#28	Subaru XV Crosstrek	12,919	10,290	25.5%	6,406	5,489	16.7%
#29	Volkswagen Passat	12,614	13,233	-4.7%	6,309	6,997	-9.8%
#30	Kia Forte	11,971	10,237	16.9%	5,549	5,513	0.7%
#31	Honda Fit	11,454	6,243	83.5%	5,652	3,121	81.1%
#32	Chevrolet Camaro	11,364	10,944	3.8%	6,373	6,211	2.6%
#33	Dodge Challenger	9,847	6,152	60.1%	5,255	3,694	42.3%
#34	Hyundai Accent	9,305	10,165	-8.5%	4,867	5,925	-17.9%
#35	Toyota Avalon	8,883	7,349	20.9%	4,102	3,068	33.7%
#36	Mazda 6	8,830	7,117	24.1%	5,064	3,945	28.4%
#37	Lexus ES	8,272	8,319	-0.6%	4,192	4,360	-3.9%
#38	Subaru Legacy	8,223	5,310	54.9%	4,342	2,575	68.6%
#39	Volkswagen Golf	8,120	3,361	142%	3,921	1,649	138%
#39.1	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	3,757	1,758	114%	1,779	893	99.2%
#39.2	Volkswagen Golf *	3,690	1,593	132%	1,650	754	119%
#39.3	Volkswagen Golf R *	362	10	3,520%	362	2	18,000%
#39.4	Volkswagen e-Golf *	311	—	—	130	—	—
#40	Chrysler 300	7,548	7,633	-1.1%	4,356	4,488	-2.9%
#41	Ford Fiesta	7,162	9,006	-20.5%	3,708	4,844	-23.5%
#42	BMW 5-Series	6,965	7,087	-1.7%	3,606	3,818	-5.6%
#43	Lexus IS	6,758	6,565	2.9%	3,383	3,517	-3.8%
#44	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	6,745	9,537	-29.3%	2,409	4,271	-43.6%
#45	Infiniti Q50	6,615	6,224	6.3%	3,649	3,275	11.4%
#46	Chevrolet Sonic	6,421	14,173	-54.7%	2,900	7,586	-61.8%
#47	Ford Taurus	6,405	8,018	-20.1%	3,399	4,305	-21.0%
#47.1	Ford Taurus *	5,013	6,620	-24.3%	2,685	3,587	-25.1%
#47.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *	1,392	1,398	-0.4%	714	718	-0.6%
#48	Acura TLX	6,311	—-	—	3,419	—	—
#49	Buick Verano	6,213	7,592	-18.2%	3,437	4,472	-23.1%
#50	Chevrolet Spark	5,844	4,424	32.1%	2,674	2,576	3.8%
#51	Buick LaCrosse	5,774	6,972	-17.2%	3,751	4,123	-9.0%
#52	Hyundai Genesis	5,366	3,066	75.0%	2,793	1,607	73.8%
#53	Toyota Prius C	5,315	5,148	3.2%	2,701	2,681	0.7%
#54	Mini Cooper	5,120	2,321	121%	2,719	963	182%
#54.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop *	4,589	1,277	259%	2,420	445	444%
#54.2	Mini Cooper Convertible *	331	292	13.4%	187	129	45.0%
#54.3	Mini Cooper Roadster *	146	153	-4.6%	81	95	-14.7%
#54.4	Mini Cooper Coupe *	51	163	-68.7%	29	79	-63.3%
#54.5	Mini Cooper Clubman *	3	436	-99.3%	2	215	-99.1%
#55	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	5,097	4,404	15.7%	2,606	1,971	32.2%
#56	Chevrolet Corvette	4,732	4,699	0.7%	2,605	2,438	6.9%
#57	Fiat 500	4,719	5,157	-8.5%	2,333	2,664	-12.4%
#58	Audi A3	4,662	563	728%	2,279	563	305%
#59	Nissan Maxima	4,434	8,453	-47.5%	2,290	4,478	-48.9%
#60	Toyota Venza	4,377	4,465	-2.0%	2,272	2,472	-8.1%
#61	Cadillac XTS	3,842	3,754	2.3%	1,960	2,106	-6.9%
#62	Cadillac ATS	3,785	4,336	-12.7%	2,028	2,427	-16.4%
#63	Toyota Prius V	3763	3473	8.4%	1850	1743	6.1%
#64	Audi A4	3,714	4,995	-25.6%	1,924	2,497	-22.9%
#64.1	Audi A4 Sedan/Avant *	3,306	4,410	-25.0%	1,743	2,216	-21.3%
#64.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	408	585	-30.3%	181	281	-35.6%
#65	Lincoln MKZ	3,664	5,166	-29.1%	1,834	3,044	-39.8%
#66	Mitsubishi Lancer	3,614	2,179	65.9%	2,099	1,279	64.1%
#67	Mitsubishi Mirage	3,568	2,286	56.1%	1,863	1,116	66.9%
#68	Lexus GS	3,530	2,874	22.8%	1,851	1,574	17.6%
#69	Kia Rio	3,515	5,995	-41.4%	1,943	2,833	-31.4%
#70	Volkswagen Beetle	3,291	4,735	-30.5%	1,902	2,701	-29.6%
#70.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	2,159	3,074	-29.8%	1,262	1,790	-29.5%
#70.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	1,132	1,661	-31.8%	640	911	-29.7%
#71	Cadillac CTS	3,136	4,741	-33.9%	1,438	2,509	-42.7%
#72	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	2,979	3,070	-3.0%	1,413	1,789	-21.0%
#73	Scion xB	2,897	2,523	14.8%	1,469	1,298	13.2%
#74	Hyundai Veloster	2,857	3,904	-26.8%	1,555	2,083	-25.3%
#75	Toyota Yaris	2,806	2,339	20.0%	1,364	1,334	2.2%
#76	Infiniti Q40/G	2,672	1,829	46.1%	1,643	927	77.2%
#77	Scion tC	2,596	2,470	5.1%	1,377	1,363	1.0%
#78	Volvo S60	2,574	2,900	-11.2%	1,203	1,578	-23.8%
#79	Ford C-Max	2,536	3,271	-22.5%	1,376	1,853	-25.7%
#80	Audi A6	2,484	3,224	-23.0%	1,282	1,743	-26.4%
#81	Buick Regal	2,481	3,634	-31.7%	1,689	2,200	-23.2%
#82	Nissan Leaf	2,268	2,677	-15.3%	1,198	1,425	-15.9%
#83	Lexus CT200h	1,983	2,520	-21.3%	978	1,230	-20.5%
#84	Acura ILX	1,951	2,458	-20.6%	959	1,301	-26.3%
#85	Lexus RC	1,831	—	—	984	—	—
#86	Fiat 500L	1,825	1,530	19.3%	956	801	19.4%
#87	Bmw i3	1,759	—	—	1,089	—	—
#88	BMW 6-Series	1,748	1,064	64.3%	1,237	557	122%
#89	Porsche 911	1,685	1,648	2.2%	633	856	-26.1%
#90	Audi A5	1,674	1,955	-14.4%	831	1,030	-19.3%
#91	Scion FR-S	1,552	1,961	-20.9%	806	1,040	-22.5%
#92	Jaguar XF	1,347	1,554	-13.3%	703	896	-21.5%
#93	Hyundai Azera	1,341	1,358	-1.3%	757	596	27.0%
#94	Infiniti Q70	1,334	947	40.9%	707	458	54.4%
#95	Honda Crosstour	1,304	2,301	-43.3%	643	1,125	-42.8%
#96	Chevrolet Volt	1,235	2,128	-42.0%	693	1,210	-42.7%
#97	BMW 7-Series	1,209	1,175	2.9%	572	600	-4.7%
#98	Lincoln MKS	1,204	1,406	-14.4%	559	771	-27.5%
#99	Lexus LS	1,172	1,223	-4.2%	506	589	-14.1%
#100	Kia Cadenza	1,023	1,627	-37.1%	640	700	-8.6%
#101	Nissan 370Z	1,008	941	7.1%	560	501	11.8%
#102	Smart Fortwo	950	1,462	-35.0%	458	941	-51.3%
#103	Volkswagen CC	948	1,845	-48.6%	417	964	-56.7%
#104	BMW 2-Series (& 1-Series)	898	347	159%	523	272	92.3%
#105	Porsche Panamera	879	1,024	-14.2%	442	478	-7.5%
#106	Mazda MX-5 Miata	849	505	68.1%	511	293	74.4%
#107	Infiniti Q60	812	824	-1.5%	346	411	-15.8%
#108	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	749	879	-14.8%	343	459	-25.3%
#109	Jaguar F-Type	723	499	44.9%	422	322	31.1%
#110	Subaru BRZ	664	1,209	-45.1%	334	617	-45.9%
#111	Volvo XC70	646	528	22.3%	316	267	18.4%
#112	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	641	692	-7.4%	331	353	-6.2%
#113	Volvo V60	631	657	-4.0%	339	335	1.2%
#114	Audi A8	606	697	-13.1%	300	360	-16.7%
#115	Porsche Cayman	536	634	-15.5%	232	354	-34.5%
#116	Jaguar XJ	518	653	-20.7%	243	259	-6.2%
#117	Audi A7	514	1,252	-58.9%	229	628	-63.5%
#118	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	474	550	-13.8%	228	292	-21.9%
#119	Dodge Avenger	461	12,984	-96.4%	219	8,189	-97.3%
#120	Honda Insight	434	656	-33.8%	211	339	-37.8%
#121	Hyundai Equus	427	587	-27.3%	207	260	-20.4%
#122	Porsche Boxster	409	604	-32.3%	211	284	-25.7%
#123	BMW Z4	380	257	47.9%	286	91	214%
#124	Honda CR-Z	371	585	-36.6%	175	318	-45.0%
T125	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	349	—	—	109	—	—
T125	Acura RLX	349	791	-55.9%	173	371	-53.4%
#127	Scion xD	342	1,254	-72.7%	122	662	-81.6%
#128	Chevrolet SS	330	515	-35.9%	215	283	-24.0%
#129	Volvo S80	282	437	-35.5%	70	85	-17.6%
#130	Nissan Cube	278	830	-66.5%	122	428	-71.5%
#131	Volkswagen Eos	274	380	-27.9%	118	197	-40.1%
#132	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	222	522	-57.5%	98	322	-69.6%
T133	Cadillac ELR	219	99	121%	127	58	119%
T133	Nissan GT-R	219	145	51.0%	118	66	78.8%
#135	BMW i8	198	—	—	113	—	—
#136	Mazda 2	192	1,606	-88.0%	80	699	-88.6%
#137	Kia K900	181	—	—	62	—	—
#138	Scion iQ	167	332	-49.7%	90	166	-45.8%
#139	Alfa Romeo 4C	144	—	—	47	—	—
#140	Dodge Viper	125	91	37.4%	64	44	45.5%
#141	Audi R8	101	151	-33.1%	52	70	-25.7%
#142	Volvo V60 Cross Country	98	—	—	70	—	—
#143	Jaguar XK	88	193	-54.4%	42	75	-44.0%
#144	Porsche 918 Spyder	48	—	—	14	—	—
#145	Acura TL	40	2,848	-98.6%	22	1,480	-98.5%
#146	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	19	48	-60.4%	8	15	-46.7%
T147.1	Acura TSX	10	1,804	-99.4%	4	911	-99.6%
T147.2	Acura TSX Sedan *	9	1,604	-99.4%	3	808	-99.6%
T147.3	Acura TSX SportWagon *	1	200	-99.5%	1	103	-99.0%
T147.4	Audi TT	10	231	-95.7%	7	118	-94.1%
#149	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	8	57	-86.0%	3	22	-86.4%
#150	Volvo C70	6	268	-97.8%	–	146	-100%
#151	Mitsubishi i MiEV	5	4	25.0%	2	3	-33.3%
#152	Lexus LFA	3	2	50.0%	1	2	-50.0%
#153	Mitsubishi Galant	–	42	-100%	–	25	-100%
#154	Volvo C30	–	26	-100%	–	14	-100%
#155	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	–	4	-100%	–	2	-100%
#156	Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class	–	1	-100%	–	1	-100%
#157	Mazda RX-8	–	1	-100%	–	–	—
—	Total	1,112,624	1,074,605	3.5%	577,995	581,818	-0.7%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 6.6% to 12,018 in February; down 3.2% to 24,262 YTD.
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. Hyundai does the same with the Genesis and Genesis Coupe.
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 the first two months of 2015 were 206, 354, 126, 30, and 154, respectively. Tesla, unfortunately, doesn’t release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but Automotive News now issues estimates for the brand, and those estimates say Tesla sold 2000 cars in February; 4250 YTD. HybridCars.com, however, has typically estimated much lower Model S sales: 1400 in February; 2900 YTD.