June 2015 YTD U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings – Top 94 Best-Selling SUVs In America – Every SUV Ranked

Only on sale since the latter portion of May, the Honda HR-V is already America’s 49th-best-selling SUV/crossover through the first six months of 2015.

The HR-V’s bigger brethren, the Honda CR-V and Honda Pilot, rank first and twelfth, among utility vehicles in America, respectively.

U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model – June 2016 YTD
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Honda is often at its best when responding to a recently developed trend with small but perfectly packaged vehicles. Hondas don’t need to be the most attractive members in the category because they are often better built and among the most efficient, besides carrying a built-in reputation for reliability.

With those factors firmly in its grasp, the smallest Honda crossover generated 7760 more sales in the month of June to add to the 6381 sold in May.

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These subcompact crossovers, even the better-selling ones like the HR-V, continue to be low-volume contenders in an arena firmly controlled by their slightly bigger brethren. Honda sold 3.7 CR-Vs for every HR-V in June. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and seventh-best-selling SUVs/CUVs in America are all direct CR-V rivals.

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U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings – June 2015 YTD
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – June 2015 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model – June 2015 YTD

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs/crossovers by June volume by clicking the June 2015 column header, or you can rank SUVs/crossovers by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover 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	SUV/Crossover	June 2015 YTD	June 2014 YTD	% Change	June 2015	June 2014	% Change
#1	Honda CR-V	163,018	154,692	5.4%	28,349	26,129	8.5%
#2	Ford Escape	146,416	152,890	-4.2%	24,126	25,110	-3.9%
#3	Chevrolet Equinox	145,685	120,831	20.6%	21,760	21,748	0.1%
#4	Toyota RAV4	143,575	116,952	22.8%	24,843	21,589	15.1%
#5	Nissan Rogue	135,397	99,302	36.3%	23,243	15,066	54.3%
#6	Ford Explorer	122,404	104,460	17.2%	22,549	17,290	30.4%
#6.1	Ford Explorer *	109,504	94,988	15.3%	20,377	15,645	30.2%
#6.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	12,900	9,472	36.2%	2,172	1,645	32.0%
#7	Jeep Cherokee	105,426	80,432	31.1%	18,472	13,337	38.5%
#8	Jeep Wrangler	102,450	85,737	19.5%	19,159	16,439	16.5%
#9	Jeep Grand Cherokee	93,080	89,613	3.9%	15,464	15,055	2.7%
#10	Subaru Forester	80,828	74,400	8.6%	14,058	13,317	5.6%
#11	Toyota Highlander	78,388	72,138	8.7%	13,831	11,555	19.7%
#12	Honda Pilot	68,956	50,680	36.1%	9,093	9,830	-7.5%
#13	Ford Edge	63,595	61,068	4.1%	12,587	9,700	29.8%
#14	Chevrolet Traverse	61,430	52,053	18.0%	8,721	10,592	-17.7%
#15	Jeep Patriot	59,635	43,928	35.8%	9,691	6,873	41.0%
#16	Kia Sorento	56,421	51,921	8.7%	8,967	9,831	-8.8%
#17	Hyundai Santa Fe	54,738	52,005	5.3%	10,446	8,930	17.0%
#18	GMC Terrain	54,410	50,687	7.3%	8,211	8,743	-6.1%
#19	Mazda CX-5	53,343	50,275	6.1%	9,373	7,943	18.0%
#20	Dodge Journey	51,283	47,151	8.8%	9,827	7,448	31.9%
#21	GMC Acadia	49,055	41,170	19.2%	9,421	8,023	17.4%
#22	Toyota 4Runner	46,202	35,293	30.9%	8,208	5,761	42.5%
#23	Lexus RX	44,279	47,264	-6.3%	7,233	8,426	-14.2%
#24	Chevrolet Tahoe	42,091	45,838	-8.2%	6,192	11,147	-44.5%
#25	Nissan Pathfinder	41,938	39,964	4.9%	7,168	6,361	12.7%
#26	Dodge Durango	30,794	32,875	-6.3%	4,693	4,983	-5.8%
#27	Buick Encore	30,549	23,657	29.1%	5,526	4,142	33.4%
#28	Cadillac SRX	30,207	28,864	4.7%	5,746	4,652	23.5%
#29	Acura MDX	29,420	30,664	-4.1%	4,592	4,890	-6.1%
#30	BMW X5	29,151	22,438	29.9%	7,508	3,972	89.0%
#31	Nissan Murano	28,475	20,425	39.4%	5,314	3,058	73.8%
#32	Buick Enclave	28,070	30,142	-6.9%	5,186	6,202	-16.4%
#33	Jeep Compass	26,667	33,092	-19.4%	3,885	5,302	-26.7%
#34	Acura RDX	25,713	22,349	15.1%	5,056	3,485	45.1%
#35	Chevrolet Trax	24,815	—	—	5,971	—	—
#36	Kia Sportage	23,955	19,956	20.0%	3,550	3,590	-1.1%
#37	Chevrolet Suburban	23,386	23,571	-0.8%	2,996	6,584	-54.5%
#38	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	22,960	21,940	4.6%	3,541	3,891	-9.0%
#39	Hyundai Tucson	22,634	24,336	-7.0%	3,606	3,776	-4.5%
#40	Audi Q5	21,666	19,928	8.7%	4,270	4,025	6.1%
#41	Ford Expedition	20,863	22,099	-5.6%	4,032	4,621	-12.7%
#42	Lexus NX	20,049	—	—	3,503	—	—
#43	GMC Yukon	18,004	18,604	-3.2%	3,285	3,946	-16.8%
#44	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	17,893	15,322	16.8%	3,948	2,433	62.3%
#45	Infiniti QX60	17,778	15,599	14.0%	3,003	2,158	39.2%
#46	Cadillac Escalade	16,311	10,406	56.7%	2,514	2,965	-15.2%
#46.1	Cadillac Escalade *	9,910	6,671	48.6%	1,522	1,907	-20.2%
#46.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	6,401	3,735	71.4%	992	1,058	-6.2%
#47	Nissan Juke	14,647	25,761	-43.1%	2,567	2,559	0.3%
#48	Jeep Renegade	14,431	—	—	4,858	—	—
#49	Honda HR-V	14,141	—	—	7,760	—	—
#50	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	13,835	18,638	-25.8%	2,549	3,766	-32.3%
#51	Volkswagen Tiguan	13,677	13,174	3.8%	2,604	2,416	7.8%
#52	GMC Yukon XL	13,438	12,445	8.0%	2,407	3,096	-22.3%
#53	BMW X3	13,283	21,802	-39.1%	2,301	2,105	9.3%
#54	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	12,938	11,726	10.3%	2,086	1,729	20.6%
#55	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	12,313	—	—	2,177	—	—
#56	Volvo XC60	11,910	8,784	35.6%	2,449	2,180	12.3%
#57	Lexus GX	11,691	10,276	13.8%	2,079	1,772	17.3%
#58	Lincoln MKC	11,332	1,361	733%	1,947	684	185%
#59	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	11,173	9,806	13.9%	1,516	1,481	2.4%
#60	Ford Flex	10,595	12,989	-18.4%	1,591	2,385	-33.3%
#61	Mazda CX-9	9,257	9,254	0.1%	1,577	1,441	9.4%
#62	Land Rover Range Rover	9,166	5,965	53.7%	1,273	850	49.8%
#63	Lincoln MKX	8,749	13,097	-33.2%	1,936	1,765	9.7%
#64	Audi Q7	8,525	8,435	1.1%	1,630	1,429	14.1%
#65	Mini Countryman	8,278	10,621	-22.1%	2,041	1,956	4.3%
#66	Porsche Cayenne	8,003	8,713	-8.1%	1,312	1,300	0.9%
#67	Mitsubishi Outlander	7,456	7,016	6.3%	1,068	963	10.9%
#68	Infiniti QX80	7,326	6,218	17.8%	996	921	8.1%
#69	Nissan Armada	7,189	6,457	11.3%	1,218	996	22.3%
#70	Nissan Xterra	6,918	9,765	-29.2%	1,184	1,166	1.5%
#71	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	6,646	6,276	5.9%	801	1,037	-22.8%
#72	Porsche Macan	6,248	2,026	208%	1,065	763	39.6%
#73	Audi Q3	6,247	—	—	867	—	—
#74	Toyota Sequoia	6,092	5,930	2.7%	1,144	973	17.6%
#75	BMW X1	5,905	11,311	-47.8%	1,118	1,052	6.3%
#76	Lincoln Navigator	5,839	3,653	59.8%	999	721	38.6%
#77	Land Rover LR4	4,359	2,081	109%	737	313	135%
#78	BMW X6	3,958	2,338	69.3%	1,448	567	155%
#79	Volkswagen Touareg	3,310	3,287	0.7%	561	573	-2.1%
#80	BMW X4	3,146	—	—	390	—	—
#81	Infiniti QX70	2,891	2,905	-0.5%	372	329	13.1%
#82	Lincoln MKT	2,103	2,747	-23.4%	376	509	-26.1%
#83	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	1,708	1,486	14.9%	260	280	-7.1%
#84	Lexus LX	1,667	1,981	-15.9%	223	264	-15.5%
#85	Volvo XC90	1,565	2,651	-41.0%	457	411	11.2%
#86	Infiniti QX50	1,432	1,427	0.4%	417	220	89.5%
#87	Toyota Land Cruiser	1,291	1,493	-13.5%	158	188	-16.0%
#88	Land Rover Discovery Sport	899	—	—	312	—	—
#89	Mini Paceman	838	928	-9.6%	248	182	36.3%
#90	Fiat 500X	332	—	—	324	—	—
#91	Toyota FJ Cruiser	218	8,237	-97.4%	7	1,121	-99.4%
#92	Land Rover LR2	69	2,058	-96.6%	4	357	-98.9%
#93	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	53	28,811	-99.8%	4	3,959	-99.9%
#94	Acura ZDX	2	56	-96.4%	1	3	-66.7%
#95	Subaru Tribeca	—	605	-100%	—	61	-100%
#96	Hyundai Veracruz	—	1	-100%	—	—	—
—	Total	2,900,492	2,581,602	12.4%	508,136	445,761	14.0%
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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.
^ Escalade here does not include sales of the EXT, which is shown with pickup trucks.
Rather than listing the 500L with the Mini Paceman and Countryman in these SUV/crossover rankings, it’s with cars in large part because it is not available with all-wheel-drive. The placement of numerous crossovers often prompts disagreement, but consider the vehicle type’s name: crossover. By its very definition, it crosses over from one category into another. The very act of calling, for example, the Toyota Venza a car or a utility vehicle requires ignorance of the fact that the Venza (or Outback, Crosstour, Encore, Countryman, 500L) is a square peg that can’t be squeezed through a round hole.