Large SUV Sales In America – November 2013 YTD

As has become the norm, America’s full-size SUV category sold more vehicles in 2013 than the same seven vehicles sold one year earlier. November’s 11% increase equalled 2295 extra sales. That was like adding another Ford Expedition to the mix.

The Expedition was America’s third-best-selling large sport-utility vehicle in November, but it owned just 14.6% of the segment. GM’s market share rose to 75% from 72.2% in November 2012. Thanks be unto Chevrolet. Suburban sales shot up 11%; Tahoe sales climbed 23%.

• All 268 Vehicles Ranked By November 2013/YTD U.S. Sales
• All 91 SUVs & Crossovers Ranked By November 2013/YTD U.S. Sales

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In 2013, only four times has GM reported higher Tahoe sales than in November, despite the small size of the late autumn market for new vehicles. Declining sales were reported only by the category’s two basement dwellers, the Nissan Armada and slightly slower-selling compatriot, the Toyota Sequoia.

You can click any model name in the tables below to find historical monthly and yearly U.S. auto sales data. You can also select a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats page. This table is now sortable, so you can rank large sport-utility vehicles any which way you like. Suggestions on how GCBC should break down segments can be passed on through the Contact page.

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SUV	November 2013	November 2012	% Change	2013 YTD	2012 YTD	% Change
Chevrolet Suburban	5212	4705	10.8%	45,440	42,160	7.8%
Chevrolet Tahoe	7272	5895	23.4%	74,856	60,302	24.1%
Ford Expedition	3492	2831	23.3%	34,025	34,001	0.1%
GMC Yukon	2777	2438	13.9%	24,705	23,876	3.5%
GMC Yukon XL	2665	2535	5.1%	28,100	20,498	37.1%
Nissan Armada	1260	1817	– 30.7%	12,920	15,938	– 18.9%
Toyota Sequoia	1201	1363	– 11.9%	12,429	11,618	7.0%
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Total	23,879	21,584	10.6%	232,475	208,393	11.6%