Top Selling Vehicles In America In 2010 - The 100K Club, 200K Club, 300K Club And 400K Exclusive Club

There are hot sellers, and then there are the Best Sellers. To separate the wheat from the chaff, GoodCarBadCar.net is, in this case, honouring 27 large-volume vehicles. Some are small. Most are large. A few are in the middle. All are tremendously popular. These are their U.S. sales figures through eleven months of 2010. An * beside the vehicle's name indicates there is a chance that, by the end of December, the vehicle indicated could be bumped up a club.

The 100,000 Club

Chevrolet Equinox: 127,515  - Chevrolet Impala: 160,667

Chevrolet Malubu*: 187,250 ~ Chevrolet Traverse: 96,221 

Chrysler Town & Country: 102,495 - Dodge Ram: 176,411

Ford Edge: 107,345 - Ford Escape: 172,335 - Ford Focus: 159,679

GMC Sierra: 112,999 ~ Honda CR-V*: 180,589 ~ Honda Odyssey: 98,035
Hyundai Elantra: 119,150 ~ Hyundai Sonata*: 180,659

Kia Sorento: 99,182 ~ Mazda 3: 97,330 ~ Toyota RAV4: 153,391

Toyota Prius: 125,289 ~ Volkswagen Jetta: 110,218

The 200,000 Club

Ford Fusion: 196,590 ~ Honda Accord*: 279,000 ~ Honda Civic: 231,955

Nissan Altima: 206,247 ~ Toyota Corolla/Matrix: 244,024

The 300,000 Club

Chevrolet Silverado: 327,617 ~ Toyota Camry: 296,581

The 500,000 Club

Ford F-Series: 473,461

Honourable mentions: BMW would need a 9157-sale month after averaging 8258 sales per month through the first 11 months of 2010, up 10.8% on 2009. Dodge would need 10,943 Grand Caravan sales in December to crack the 100,000 Club after falling sales in November and a year-long average of 8096 sales per month. Nissan would need 10,848 Rogue sales though its year-long monthly average has been 8104. Honda's Pilot, in addition to the Toyota Tacoma and Toyota Sienna, are closing in on the 100,000 Club, too.

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