Below is a list from Autodata of the top selling cars so far in 2006 with the percentage change from the same period in 2005:
- Ford F-Series (264,550) +1.4%
- Chevrolet Silverado (203,062) -5.3%
- Toyota Camry (133,978) -3.6%
- Toyota Corolla/Matrix (118,442) +2.1%
- Honda Accord (108,562) -3.6%
- Honda Civic (109,738) 20.8%
- Dodge Ram (121,200) -3.1%
- Chevrolet Impala (90,312) +2.9%
- Dodge Caravan (81,191) -0.6%
- Nissan Altima (80,804) -4.2%
- Chevrolet Cobalt (71,776) +38.3%
- Ford Focus (60,168) -7.3%
- GMC Sierra (63,201) -7.0%
- Honda Odyssey (56,054) +1.1%
- Ford Mustang (56,560) -8.5%
- Hyundai Sonata (58,587) +50.5%
- Toyota Tacoma (57,027) +15.8%
- Ford Taurus (66,501) -8.1%
- Ford Econoline (47,762) +0.7%
- Toyota Sienna (54,302) +13.3%
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05/04, 2:06 PM
posted by:
Shut Up
They classify trucks as cars nowdays huh?
05/04, 2:11 PM
posted by:
Craig
Ford Taurus?
05/04, 3:22 PM
posted by:
Hemidakota
Wrong information is being presented here. Maybe this is why I been doing this every month now for the last year or so.
http://srtmopar.com/viewtopic.php?t=481
05/04, 3:25 PM
posted by:
Andre Neves
Hmm. This list doesn’t seem very accurate.
What’s up with the security code? Sometimes I put the right code in and it doesn’t work. Anyone else having this problem???
05/04, 5:52 PM
posted by:
John
Chevy Impala (90,312) + Malibu (61,503) = 151,815. Chevy actually comes out on top on car sales, as Chevy puts out 2 midsized vehicles, Malibu is 101 cu. ft, and Impala is 104 cu. ft. Toyota’s midsize would in reality not be the best selling.
05/04, 5:55 PM
posted by:
John
I’m amazed how Ford’s Freestlye (Ford’s minivan) doesn’t even show up. Minivan buyers must like traditional minivans. Ford and Nissan missensed what customers really wanted in a minivan… a plain ol’ minivan like the Dodge Caravan.
05/04, 10:16 PM
posted by:
manny
the ford freestyle doesnt show because its just a slightly disguised windstar. or freestar. whatever the hell the last for minivan was, they just put in a new interior and front end and called it new. noone wants it.
and they still make the econoline?
05/04, 11:09 PM
posted by:
Guido
#3, unfortunately your data is also wrong. BMW is mising in your “luxury brand division”.
So it goes:
BMW group is first with 101.151, Lexus 93.056, MB 72512 and so on.
But your list is a nice work.
05/05, 2:20 AM
posted by:
D
And Manny, you would be wrong. The Freestyle is on the Five Hundred/Volvo S80 platform.
It doesn’t sell because it looks boring as hell (Explorer-lite) and it’s rarely advertised.
Taurus is still selling because it’s effectively fleet-only. I’d imagine it doesn’t sell to that many private buyers. Impala and Malibu end up in a lot of fleets, but I think they have a larger private-to-fleet ratio.