July 2012 Commercial Van Sales In America

While it may not seem important to casual auto industry observers who simply wish to find out which Japanese sedan was America's best-selling car in July 2012, commercial vans form a key part of an automaker's plans in the United States. Well, some automakers.

Ford, for example, scored 6.7% of its total July volume with the E-Series and Transit Connect. With 11,201 sales between the two, these cargo (and sometimes personal use) vans were more important, on volume terms, than the Mustang, Taurus, Fiesta, Edge, Expedition, or Flex.

At General Motors, the Chevy Express and GMC Savana combined for 11,980 sales in July 2012. Combined, Chevrolet's Tahoe and Suburban didn't come up with that kind of volume.

Commercial Van Sales Chart
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Over at Mercedes-Benz, the Sprinter was delivered to 473 more new owners than the CL, S, SL, SLK, SLS, G, and R-Classes put together. You can argue that the Sprinter doesn't make quite as much money for Mercedes-Benz as, perhaps, an S63 AMG, but with 2.6 times the volume and a simple chassis, Mercedes-Benz is probably quite thankful to have the Sprinter on its side.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for all these vans can be accessed through the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or near the top right of this page. Below you'll find detailed July and year-to-date data.

Van	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Chevrolet Express	9327	+ 74.6%	47,144	+ 23.1%
Ford E-Series	8574	- 2.6%	75,839	+ 6.3%
Ford Transit Connect	2627	+ 0.8%	19,581	+ 10.2%
GMC Savana	2653	+ 118%	14,709	+ 29.5%
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter	2203	+ 27.2%	11,479	+ 30.0%
Nissan NV	651	- 4.1%	5536	+ 212%
Ram Cargo Van	555	-----	3998	-----

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC

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July 2012 Truck Sales And Minivan Sales In America

Minivan Sales Chart
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40% of the minivans sold in the United States in July 2012 were Chrysler-sold Town & Countrys and Grand Caravans. Neither the Chrysler T&C nor the Dodge Grand Caravan were America's best-selling minivan last month - the Honda Odyssey was. Odyssey sales jumped 89% in July; Honda owned 27% of America's minivan market. In all, Americans acquired 43,579 minivans in July, aside from the Ram Cargo Vans and Ford Transit Connects.

Chrysler's minivan dominance is clear. Pickup truck dominance is something that's routinely achieved by rival Ford with its F-Series, the best-selling vehicle in America. 33% of the trucks sold in the United States in July were full-size Fords. The disappearing Ranger has very nearly disappeared from new car showrooms: predictably, Ranger sales have fallen every month since October.

Truck Sales Chart

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for every truck and minivan on sale in the United States can be found by accessing the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or near the top right of this page. After the jump you'll find detailed July 2012 and year-to-date sales data for every minivan and truck which found buyers last month.

Minivan	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Chrysler Town & Country	8106	+ 24.7%	65,957	+ 25.1%
Dodge Grand Caravan	9247	+ 42.6%	78,211	+ 23.3%
Honda Odyssey	11,953	+ 88.8%	73,709	+ 24.3%
Kia Sedona	1181	- 58.2%	11,793	- 14.7%
Mazda 5	994	- 16.2%	7939	- 38.8%
Nissan Quest	1368	- 4.1%	12,111	+ 83.0%
Toyota Sienna	9636	- 9.3%	68,621	+ 4.7%
Volkswagen Routan	1094	- 31.9%	6116	- 21.3%

Truck	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Cadillac Escalade EXT	163	- 4.7%	977	- 8.4%
Chevrolet Avalanche	1823	+ 12.5%	12,825	+ 24.0%
Chevrolet Colorado	4096	+ 29.3%	25,553	+ 32.5%
Chevrolet Silverado	28,972	- 12.5%	223,480	+ 3.5%
Dodge Dakota	19	- 97.9%	478	- 94.8%
Dodge Ram	23,824	+ 17.3%	162,405	+ 22.8%
Ford F-Series	49,314	+ 0.4%	350,455	+ 11.9%
Ford Ranger	413	- 93.6%	18,855	- 48.3%
GMC Canyon	720	- 49.4%	6361	+ 14.2%
GMC Sierra	11,105	- 11.8%	84,050	+ 4.8%
Honda Ridgeline	981	+ 160%	8250	+ 48.3%
Nissan Frontier	5611	+ 16.1%	34,996	+ 23.8%
Nissan Titan	2028	+ 11.4%	12,707	+ 18.8%
Suzuki Equator	167	- 21.6%	1115	- 9.3%
Toyota Tacoma	11,350	+ 27.1%	78,503	+ 27.0%
Toyota Tundra	9176	+ 18.2%	54,287	+ 14.0%

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC

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July 2012 Large Luxury Car Sales And Large Luxury SUV Sales In America

In a down year for the Cadillac Escalade, July 2012 was an up month in the United States. Sales of the regular wheelbase Escalade jumped 23% year-over-year, the Escalade ESV rose 18%, and the Escalade trio of jumbo utilities formed America's 22nd-best-selling premium vehicle. The Escalade was the 26th-best-selling premium vehicle in America a month earlier.

Large Luxury Car Sales Chart
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Of course, the Mercedes-Benz GL-Class, a true Escalade rival, was America's 15th-best-selling premium vehicle as GL jumped 32% from July 2011 levels. The GL-Class ranked 27th among premium nameplates in June.

Ah, but Cadillac has Mercedes-Benz beat with its top-end sedan, right? After all, Cadillac sold 1739 copies of their new XTS in July; Mercedes-Benz sold half that many S-Class sedans. Only thing is, the S-Class's price of entry is more than twice as lofty as the base price of an XTS. Yeah, not quite the same market. And the XTS better be selling twice as often if it's going to convey a premium image for half the price of an S-Class. It's also worth noting that the XTS tops out under $63,000. Cadillac's own CTS-V sedan starts at $64,515. That's not to say the V8-powered CTS is an S-Class competitor, but it does shine a light on the XTS's stature, or lack thereof.

Large Luxury SUV Sales Chart

To go along with the jumbo-sized XTS, Hyundai sold another 362 Equus sedans in July, as well. As a result of price and perceived image, both cars are grouped with mostly smaller "midsize" luxury cars, sales figures for which were posted earlier.

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class was by no means the best-selling car in its class in July 2012. BMW sold nearly twice as many 7-Series sedans. The 7er was up 159% over July 2011. Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for all the vehicles displayed in the tables after the jump and in the accompanying charts can be accessed free of charge through the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or near the top right of this page.

Large Luxury Car	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Audi A8	401	- 10.9%	2949	- 10.6%
BMW 7-Series	1696	+ 159%	7300	+ 19.6%
Jaguar XJ	421	+ 8.8%	3089	- 10.0%
Lexus LS	536	- 14.4%	3572	- 26.0%
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	852	- 3.9%	6362	- 1.3%
Porsche Panamera	627	+ 1.3%	4732	+ 14.3%

Large Luxury SUV	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Cadillac Escalade & Escalade ESV/EXT	1997	+ 18.2%	12,552	- 5.8%
Infiniti QX56	890	- 12.4%	7359	+ 10.7%
Land Rover Range Rover	672	- 15.8%	4832	- 17.3%
Lexus LX570	306	+ 15.9%	2874	+ 65.5%
Lincoln Navigator	525	- 9.0%	4381	+ 0.3%
Mercedes-Benz G-Class	64	- 43.9%	525	- 29.7%
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	2494	+ 32.0%	14,076	+ 8.9%
Toyota Land Cruiser	259	+ 162%	1448	+ 51.0%

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC

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July 2012 Sporty Car Sales And Premium Sporty Car Sales In America

Ford only needs the Mustang to outsell the Chevrolet Camaro by 628 units in August in order for the company's pony car to take over the U.S. year-to-date lead through eight months. In July, Camaro sales slid 10%, Mustang sales jumped 8%, and the Ford outsold the Chevy by 445 units.

Sporty Car Sales Chart
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For coupe buyers who aren't so power-hungry, the Scion FR-S satisfied the requirements of 1649 U.S. buyers in July 2012. This means the FR-S outsold the Volkswagen GTI by 81 units. Throw the Golf R in with the GTI and the FR-S's lead disappears. Meanwhile, Subaru sold 925 Impreza WRXs and 498 BRZs, equaling 5.7% of the brand's total U.S. volume.

Among small German coupes and roadsters, the new Porsche Boxster cruised to victory over the Audi TT, BMW Z4, Mercedes-Benz SLK, and Porsche's own Cayman, all four of which recorded year-over-year declines. The Z4 and SLK both made it onto GoodCarBadCar's list of the 10 worst-selling cars in America in July.

Premium Sporty Car Sales Chart

At the high end, Porsche wasn't able to secure a victory over the BMW 6-Series, sales of which shot up 51% last month. The 6er ended July 31st 159 sales ahead of the Porsche 911, although the 911's lead through seven months remains more than 1000-units strong.

Historical monthly and yearly sales figures for all the vehicles you'll see after the jump (and in the two accompanying charts) can be accessed free of charge through the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or near the top right of this page. Pertinent links to other editions of this story can be clicked at the bottom of this post.

Sporty Car	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Audi A5	1732	+ 31.9%	9734	+ 6.6%
Audi TT	169	- 5.1%	1311	+ 7.4%
BMW 1-Series	379	- 42.9%	4543	- 13.6%
BMW Z4	173	- 61.9%	1585	- 36.3%
Chevrolet Camaro	6926	- 9.7%	56,623	+ 0.3%
Chevrolet Corvette	987	- 23.5%	8009	- 2.2%
Dodge Challenger	3631	+ 3.5%	27,082	+ 14.4%
Ford Mustang	7371	+ 8.3%	55,995	+ 22.1%
Honda CR-Z	330	- 62.4%	2734	- 69.2%
Hyundai Veloster	2781	-----	21,610	-----
Infiniti G37 Coupe/Convertible	1287	+ 1.3%	8278	- 10.6%
Mazda MX-5 Miata	590	+ 3.7%	4016	+ 9.9%
Mazda RX-8	-----	- 100%	80	- 85.3%
Mercedes-Benz SLK	235	- 78.9%	2499	+ 13.2%
Mini Convertible	383	- 23.2%	3075	- 1.3%
Mini Coupe	229	-----	1794	-----
Mini Roadster	179	-----	1169	-----
Mitsubishi Eclipse	93	- 88.1%	977	- 84.0%
Nissan 370Z	654	+ 18.9%	5127	+ 0.6%
Porche Boxster	359	+ 76.8%	983	- 25.2%
Porsche Cayman	14	- 88.7%	415	- 51.3%
Scion FR-S	1649	-----	4419	-----
Scion tC	2013	+ 26.6%	13,572	- 6.2%
Subaru BRZ	498	-----	1587	-----
Subaru Impreza WRX	925	- 15.8%	7769	+ 6.9%
Volkswagen Eos	533	- 53.8%	4221	- 13.3%
Volkswagen GTI	1568	+ 0.8%	10,554	+ 1.0%
Volkswagen Golf R	382	-----	2339	-----
Volvo C70	306	- 27.0%	3170	- 6.3%

Premium Sporty Car	July 2012	% Change	Year To Date	YTD % Change
Audi R8	55	- 32.9%	558	- 18.2%
BMW 6-Series	843	+ 50.5%	4420	+ 164%
Jaguar XK	105	- 16.7%	970	- 10.7%
Lexus LFA	3	- 57.1%	27	- 25.0%
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	39	+ 62.5%	426	- 19.9%
Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	449	+ 383%	2024	+ 94.1%
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	59	+ 20.4%	618	+ 55.7%
Nissan GT-R	128	+ 129%	711	- 19.5%
Porsche 911	684	+ 42.5%	5517	+ 45.8%

Source: Manufacturers & ANDC
Clearly GoodCarBadCar is not suggesting that the cars in the two tables above are all direct competitors. Establishing categories among cars as unique as even the Audi TT and Porsche Boxster has never pleased a single reader, so cars have been lumped together so you can simply see how buyers looking for sports cars, roadsters, hot hatches, convertibles, GTs, and wanna-be sports cars spend their money. Greater categorization of cars would only lead to problems that automakers create by not isolating model-specific sales figures: we don't know how many M3s BMW has sold or how many Civics are Si models, for example. The numbers we do have are listed above.

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July 2012 YTD - Top 261 Best-Selling Vehicles In America - Every Vehicle Ranked

Information about the 8.4 million new vehicles Americans acquired in the first seven months of 2012 has been thoroughly manhandled by GoodCarBadCar and thrown into the table below. Every vehicle is ranked by total January-July U.S. volume, and in many cases, there are extra tidbits. For instance, how many BMW 335d sedans were sold in the first seven months of 2012. (Scroll down to the 48th spot to see.)

8.4% Of The 165th-Ranked M-B S-Class's Volume Comes From The Diesel-Powered S350

Much could be said about the Ford F-Series' dominance, the Toyota Camry's continued best-selling car status, the Audi A7's outselling of the Mercedes-Benz CLS, the surge of Honda's CR-V, the tie at 142nd between two fairly undesirable vehicles, the tie at 253rd between two wildly different and defunct Detroit vehicles, the fact that the Camry Hybrid is more popular than the majority of vehicle lines on this list, or the fact that the Mercedes-Benz S350 BlueTec is more popular than the Acura ZDX. But this isn't the only place where GoodCarBadCar covers U.S. July 2012 sales data. And some of these subjects have already been thoroughly covered, or will be in the coming days.

Still A Few Left: BMW USA Sold Hundreds Of 335d Sedans Between January And July

Don't forget to use your Command+F function (or Ctrl+F for non-Mac users) to search for a specific vehicle. The list is long, and it grows all the more intimidating when you skip past the top 30. There are pertinent links to other best sellers at the bottom of this post, and you can always find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for every vehicle currently on sale in North America by accessing the first dropdown menu at GCBC's Sales Stats home or near the top right of this page.

Jetta SportWagen Sales Are Down 28% In 2012

Below you'll find 261 vehicle nameplates ranked by 2012 volume through the end of July. New to the group this month is the Chevrolet Spark, already ranked 223rd. And way down past all 261, past the commercial van totals and the totalled totals, some obvious pairings team up to show the strength of a variety of platforms. Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.

Rank	Vehicle	July 2012 YTD	July 2011 YTD	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	350,455	313,183	+ 11.9%
#2	Toyota Camry	243,816	174,485	+ 39.7%
	* Camry Hybrid	26,747	5834	+ 358%
#3	Chevrolet Silverado	223,480	215,906	+ 3.5%
	* Silverado Hybrid	297	627	- 52.6%
#4	Honda Civic	187,586	141,577	+ 32.5%
	Civic Hybrid	4589	2744	+ 67.2%
#5	Honda Accord	183,817	143,936	+ 27.7%
#6	Nissan Altima	183,703	153,182	+ 19.9%
	* Altima Hybrid	96	2563	- 96.3%
#7	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	175,366	154,324	+ 13.6%
#8	Honda CR-V	167,236	124,859	+ 33.9%
#9	Dodge Ram	162,405	132,209	+ 22.8%
#10	Ford Fusion	160,175	151,004	+ 6.1%
	* Fusion Hybrid	6097	7780	- 21.6%
#11	Chevrolet Malibu	153,782	142,312	+ 8.1%
	* Malibu Hybrid	8906	24	+ 37,008%
#12	Ford Escape	148,739	147,018	+ 1.2%
	* Escape Hybrid	1214	6176	- 80.3%
#13	Ford Focus	147,877	112,913	+ 31.0%
	* Focus Electric	135	-----	-----
#14	Toyota Prius	143,297	74,427	+ 92.5%
	Prius C	19,296	-----	-----
	Prius Plug-In	5021	-----	-----
#15	Hyundai Sonata	138,390	135,898	+ 1.8%
	* Sonata Hybrid	12,455	7906	+ 57.5%
#17	Chevrolet Equinox	130,796	112,932	+ 15.8%
#17	Chevrolet Cruze	128,838	147,620	- 12.7%
#18	Hyundai Elantra	116,281	118,482	- 1.9%
#19	Chevrolet Impala	107,854	110,971	- 2.8%
#20	Toyota RAV4	104,686	81,969	+ 27.7%
#21	Volkswagen Jetta	96,832	107,465	- 9.9%
	Jetta SportWagen	12,647	17,584	- 28.1%
	* Jetta TDI	28,225	32,125	- 12.1%
#22	Ford Explorer	89,891	75,720	+ 18.7%
	Explorer Police Interceptor	2857	-----	-----
#23	Jeep Grand Cherokee	86,688	63,869	+ 35.7%
#24	Kia Optima	86,475	43,389	+ 99.3%
	* Optima Hybrid	6098	403	+ 1413%
#25	Nissan Rogue	85,031	69,171	+ 22.9%
#26	GMC Sierra	84,050	80,194	+ 4.8%
	* Sierra Hybrid	66	130	- 49.2%
#27	Jeep Wrangler	83,087	67,591	+ 22.9%
#28	Toyota Tacoma	78,503	61,824	+ 27.0%
#29	Chrysler 200	78,389	41,360	+ 89.5%
#30	Dodge Grand Caravan	78,211	63,455	+ 23.3%

Source: Manufacturers, ANDC & HybridCars.com
Red font indicates year-over-year declining sales
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Rank	Vehicle	July 2012 YTD	July 2011 YTD	% Change
#31	Ford Edge	74,613	69,685	+ 7.1%
#32	Honda Odyssey	73,709	59,300	+ 24.3%
#33	Kia Soul	73,698	65,118	+ 13.2%
#34	Toyota Sienna	68,621	65,565	+ 4.7%
#35	Mazda 3	68,554	60,832	+ 12.7%
#36	Nissan Versa	68,370	51,245	+ 33.4%
#37	Toyota Highlander	68,113	57,489	+ 18.5%
	* Highlander Hybrid	3520	2981	+ 18.1%
#38	Kia Sorento	67,569	75,040	- 10.0%
#39	Chrysler Town & Country	65,957	52,711	+ 25.1%
#40	Nissan Sentra	65,872	73,860	- 10.8%
#41	Honda Pilot	64,633	61,572	+ 5.0%
#42	Volkswagen Passat	64,072	1403	+ 4467%
	* Passat TDI	13,538	589	+ 2199%
#43	Subaru Outback	63,336	59,612	+ 6.2%
#44	Dodge Avenger	58,050	34,099	+ 70.2%
#45	Chevrolet Camaro	56,623	56,432	+ 0.3%
#46	Ford Mustang	55,995	45,846	+ 22.1%
#47	Chevrolet Traverse	54,612	64,310	- 15.1%
#48	BMW 3-Series	54,415	52,502	+ 3.6%
	* 335d	704	1866	- 62.3%
#49	Toyota Tundra	54,287	47,610	+ 14.0%
#50	GMC Terrain	54,197	48,666	+ 11.4%
#51	Dodge Charger	52,203	43,185	+ 20.9%
#52	Subaru Impreza	52,180	24,370	+ 114%
	Impreza WRX	7769	7271	+ 6.9%
#53	Lexus RX	51,374	45,309	+ 13.4%
	* RX450h	6747	6210	+ 8.6%
#54	Jeep Liberty	50,142	37,109	+ 35.1%
#55	GMC Acadia	49,550	50,235	- 1.4%
#56	Chevrolet Sonic/Aveo	48,576	24,615	+ 97.3%
#57	Kia Forte	47,016	50,582	- 7.0%
#58	Ford Taurus	44,583	38,242	+ 16.6%
	Taurus Police Interceptor	3962	-----	-----
#59	Chrysler 300	44,200	16,096	+ 175%
#60	Dodge Journey	43,802	31,285	+ 40.0%
#61	Subaru Forester	43,549	43,360	+ 0.4%
#62	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	43,349	34,535	+ 25.5%
#63	Hyundai Accent	41,727	30,956	+ 34.8%
#64	Chevrolet Tahoe	39,327	39,754	- 1.1%
	* Tahoe Hybrid	310	397	- 21.9%
#65	Hyundai Santa Fe	39,059	42,940	- 9.0%
#66	Jeep Patriot	38,577	33,751	+ 14.3%
#67	Infiniti G	36,114	32,806	+ 10.1%
	G37 Coupe/Convertible	8278	9262	- 10.6%
#68	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	35,455	37,074	- 4.4%
	* E350 BlueTec	1811	1687	+ 7.4%
#69	Ford Fiesta	35,385	47,425	- 25.4%
#70	Nissan Maxima	35,222	32,468	+ 8.5%
#71	Nissan Frontier	35,996	28,271	+ 23.8%
#72	Buick LaCrosse	34,893	35,298	- 1.1%
	* LaCrosse eAssist	7625	-----	-----
#73	BMW 5-Series	33,451	29,605	+ 13.0%
	* ActiveHybrid 5	11	-----	-----
#74	Buick Enclave	32,226	34,149	- 5.6%
#75	Nissan Murano	31,542	29,076	+ 8.5%
#76	Cadillac SRX	30,361	30,333	+ 0.1%
#77	Cadillac CTS	30,226	31,454	- 3.9%
#78	Honda Fit	28,898	39,275	- 26.4%
	Fit EV	7	-----	-----
#79	Acura MDX	28,405	25,633	+ 10.8%
#80	Hyundai Tucson	27,895	27,016	+ 3.3%
#81	Subaru Legacy	27,593	24,928	+ 10.7%
#82	Chevrolet Suburban	27,513	22,871	+ 20.3%
#83	Dodge Challenger	27,082	23,670	+ 14.4%
#84	Toyota 4Runner	26,700	25,328	+ 5.4%
#85	Mazda 6	26,658	18,115	+ 47.2%
#86	Mini Cooper	26,621	25,098	+ 6.1%
	Hardtop	17,214	17,392	- 1.0%
	Clubman	3369	4592	- 26.6%
	Convertible	3075	3114	- 1.3%
	Coupe	1794	-----	-----
	Roadster	1169	-----	-----
#87	Kia Rio	26,042	12,944	+ 101%
#88	Chevrolet Colorado	25,553	19,283	+ 32.5%
#89	Volkswagen Golf	24,890	21,297	+ 16.9%
	GTI	10,554	10,449	+ 1.0%
	* TDI	5734	5968	- 3.9%
	Golf R	2339	-----	-----
#90	Jeep Compass	24,612	25,191	- 2.3%
#91	Fiat 500	24,416	7982	+ 206%
#92	Kia Sportage	24,188	29,302	- 17.5%
#93	Dodge Durango	24,182	28,935	- 16.4%
#94	Toyota Venza	23,498	22,661	+ 3.7%
#95	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	22,416	16,967	+ 32.1%
	* ML350 BlueTec	3665	1877	+ 95.3%
	* ML450 Hybrid	18	1	+ 1700%
#96	BMW X5	22,264	19,225	+ 15.8%
	* X5 xDrive35d	5829	3823	+ 52.5%
#97	Hyundai Genesis	22,085	18,971	+ 16.4%
#98	Lexus ES	22,024	19,446	+ 13.3%
#99	Audi A4	22,008	21,085	+ 4.4%
#100	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	21,835	-----	-----
#101	Nissan Juke	21,688	20,685	+ 4.8%
#102	Hyundai Veloster	21,610	-----	-----
#103	Ford Expedition	21,313	22,001	- 3.1%
#104	Toyota Yaris	21,242	13,080	+ 62.4%
#105	Acura TL	20,411	17,969	+ 13.6%
#106	Mazda CX-5	20,239	-----	-----
#107	Buick Verano	19,904	-----	-----
#108	Acura TSX	19,594	16,346	+ 19.9%
	TSX SportWagon	2366	1906	+ 24.1%
#109	Ford Ranger	18,555	36,442	- 48.3%
#110	Ford Flex	18,807	16,195	+ 16.1%
#111	Toyota Avalon	18,341	16,139	+ 13.6%
#112	Volkswagen Tiguan	17,906	16,382	+ 9.3%
#113	Nissan Pathfinder	17,865	14,479	+ 23.4%
#114	Lincoln MKZ	17,572	16,785	+ 4.7%
	* MKZ Hybrid	3220	3407	- 5.5%
#115	BMW X3	16,728	14,932	+ 12.0%
#116	Buick Regal	16,612	25,512	- 34.9%
	* Regal eAssist	1091	-----	-----
#117	Lexus IS	16,490	15,320	+ 7.6%
#118	Audi Q5	15,634	13,035	+ 19.9%
#119	Volkswagen Beetle	15,493	1042	+ 1387%
#120	GMC Yukon	14,867	17,402	- 14.6%
	* Yukon Hybrid	297	471	- 36.9%
#121	Volvo S60	14,382	12,632	+ 13.9%
#122	Mercedes-Benz GLK	14,160	13,140	+ 7.8%
#123	Lincoln MKX	14,152	12,728	+ 11.2%
#124	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	14,076	12,925	+ 8.9%
	* GL350 BlueTec	3601	2921	+ 23.3%
#125	Acura RDX	13,937	8187	+ 70.2%
#126	Scion tC	13,572	14,475	- 6.2%
#127	Mazda CX-9	13,087	18,179	- 28.0%
#128	Chevrolet Avalanche	12,825	10,339	+ 24.0%
#129	Lexus GS	12,732	2406	+ 429%
	* GS450h	244	173	+ 41.0%
#130	Nissan Titan	12,707	10,699	+ 18.8%
#131	Cadillac Escalade	12,552	13,328	- 5.8%
	Escalade	7117	7859	- 9.4%
	Escalade ESV	4458	4402	+ 1.3%
	Escalade EXT	977	1067	- 8.4%
	Escalade Hybrid	408	626	- 34.8%
#132	Nissan Quest	12,111	6618	+ 83.0%
#133	Scion xB	11,914	9774	+ 21.9%
#134	GMC Yukon XL	11,794	11,842	- 0.4%
#135	Kia Sedona	11,793	13,831	- 14.7%
#136	Mini Countryman	11,293	9429	+ 19.8%
#137	Mitsubishi Galant	11,202	11,896	- 5.8%
#138	Mazda 2	11,056	8512	+ 29.9%
#139	Mazda CX-7	10,983	18,738	- 41.4%
#140	Volkswagen CC	10,955	19,348	- 43.4%
#141	Lexus CT200h	10,945	5321	+ 106%
T142	Honda Crosstour	10,837	11,518	- 5.9%
T142	Nissan Armada	10,837	10,208	+ 6.2%
#144	Chevrolet Volt	10,666	2870	+ 272%
#145	Nissan Xterra	10,542	9764	+ 8.0%
#146	Volvo XC60	10,292	8503	+ 21.0%
#147	Audi A6	10,275	4591	+ 124%
#148	Mitsubishi Lancer	9859	12,379	- 20.4%
#149	Audi A5	9734	9133	+ 6.6%
#150	Infiniti JX35	9724	-----	-----
#151	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	9512	9414	+ 1.0%
#152	Dodge Caliber	9502	24,810	- 61.7%
#153	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	8419	8129	+ 3.6%
#154	Honda Ridgeline	8250	5562	+ 48.3%
#155	Chevrolet Corvette	8009	8187	- 2.2%
#156	Mazda 5	7939	12,967	- 38.8%
#157	Lincoln MKS	7682	6272	+ 22.5%
#158	Porsche Cayenne	7606	8219	- 7.5%
	* Cayenne Hybrid	729	995	- 26.7%
#159	Suzuki SX4	7555	7237	+ 4.4%
#160	Toyota FJ Cruiser	7415	8130	- 8.8%
#161	Infiniti QX56	7359	6649	+ 10.7%
#162	BMW 7-Series	7300	6105	+ 19.6%
	* ActiveHybrid 7	219	222	- 1.4%
#163	Toyota Sequoia	7269	6931	+ 4.9%
#164	Scion xD	6479	5871	+ 10.4%
#165	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	6362	6449	- 1.3%
	* S350 BlueTec	536	-----	-----
	* S400 Hybrid	77	207	- 62.8%
#166	GMC Canyon	6361	5570	+ 14.2%
#167	Volkswagen Routan	6116	7770	- 21.3%
#168	Lexus GX460	5701	6466	- 11.8%
#169	Scion iQ	5641	-----	-----
#170	Volvo XC90	5611	6059	- 7.4%
#171	Infiniti M	5593	6172	- 9.4%
	* M Hybrid	373	146	+ 156%
#172	smart fortwo	5528	2883	+ 91.7%
	* fortwo EV	135	88	+ 53.4%
#173	Porsche 911	5517	3783	+ 45.8%
#174	Audi Q7	5340	5504	- 3.0%
	* Q7 TDI	1785	2314	- 22.9%
#175	Volkswagen Touareg	5254	3616	+ 45.3%
	* Touareg TDI	2612	1536	+ 70.1%
	* Touareg Hybrid	155	298	- 48.0%
#176	Infiniti FX	5195	5587	- 7.0%
#177	Hyundai Veracruz	5153	5162	- 0.2%
#178	Nissan 370Z	5127	5095	+ 0.6%
#179	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	4976	-----	-----
#180	Land Rover Range Rover	4832	5846	- 17.3%
#181	Audi A7	4827	2701	+ 78.7%
#182	Porsche Panamera	4732	4141	+ 14.3%
	* Panamera Hybrid	275	-----	-----
#183	Mitsubishi Outlander	4699	5750	- 18.3%
#184	Nissan Cube	4663	12,614	- 63.0%
#185	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	4593	2032	+ 126%
#186	BMW 1-Series	4543	5257	- 13.6%
#187	Honda Insight	4460	12,145	- 63.3%
#188	BMW 6-Series	4420	1672	+ 164%
#189	Scion FR-S	4419	-----	-----
#190	Lincoln MKT	4386	2976	+ 47.4%
#191	Lincoln Navigator	4381	4370	+ 0.3%
#192	Land Rover LR4	4296	4710	- 8.8%
#193	Audi A3	4229	3803	+ 11.2%
	* A3 TDI	2318	2067	+ 12.1%
#194	Volkswagen Eos	4221	4868	- 13.3%
#195	Hyundai Azera	4143	1239	+ 234%
#196	Mazda MX-5 Miata	4016	3654	+ 9.9%
#197	Lexus LS	3572	4827	- 26.0%
	* LS600hL	40	45	- 11.1%
#198	Suzuki Kizashi	3544	4407	- 19.6%
#199	Nissan Leaf	3543	4806	- 26.3%
#200	Jaguar XF	3458	2877	+ 20.2%
#201	Dodge Nitro	3182	13,984	- 77.2%
#202	Volvo C70	3170	3383	- 6.3%
#203	BMW X6	3095	3328	- 7.0%
	* X6 ActiveHybrid	4	37	- 89.2%
#204	Jaguar XJ	3089	3431	- 10.0%
#205	Volvo XC70	3042	3156	- 3.6%
#206	Suzuki Grand Vitara	3035	2937	+ 3.3%
#207	Audi A8	2949	3300	- 10.6%
#208	Lexus LX570	2874	1737	+ 65.5%
#209	Ford Crown Victoria	2820	35,203	- 92.0%
#210	Honda CR-Z	2734	8890	- 69.2%
#211	Acura ILX	2659	-----	-----
	ILX Hybrid	259	-----	-----
#212	Mercedes-Benz SLK	2499	2207	+ 13.2%
#213	Cadillac XTS	2492	-----	-----
#214	Hyundai Equus	2347	1694	+ 38.5%
#215	Volvo S80	2148	2996	- 28.3%
#216	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	2024	1043	+ 94.1%
#217	Infiniti EX	2011	3464	- 41.9%
#218	Land Rover LR2	1788	1418	+ 26.1%
#219	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	1680	155	+ 984%
#220	Volvo C30	1638	1946	- 15.8%
#221	Subaru BRZ	1587	-----	-----
#222	BMW Z4	1585	2488	- 36.3%
#223	Chevrolet Spark	1460	-----	-----
#224	Toyota Land Cruiser	1448	959	+ 51.0%
#225	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	1402	1874	- 25.2%
	* R-Class BlueTec	344	381	- 9.7%
#226	Audi TT	1311	1221	+ 7.4%
#227	Subaru Tribeca	1242	1509	- 17.7%
#228	Suzuki Equator	1115	1230	- 9.3%
#229	Porsche Boxster	983	1315	- 25.2%
#230	Mitsubishi Eclipse	977	6102	- 84.0%
	Eclipse Spyder	376	2788	- 86.5%
#231	Dodge Dart	974	-----	-----
#232	Jaguar XK	970	1086	- 10.7%
#233	Buick Lucerne	954	15,513	- 93.9%
#234	Lincoln Town Car	764	6686	- 88.6%
#235	Nissan GT-R	711	883	- 19.5%
#236	Lexus HS250h	626	1663	- 62.4%
#237	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	618	397	+ 55.7%
#238	Audi R8	558	682	- 18.2%
#239	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	525	747	- 29.7%
#240	Mazda Tribute	503	1621	- 69.0%
	* Tribute Hybrid	90	291	- 69.1%
#241	Acura ZDX	501	1052	- 52.4%
#242	Dodge Dakota	478	9106	- 94.8%
#243	Mitsubishi Endeavor	452	6546	- 93.1%
#244	Cadillac DTS	449	9453	- 95.3%
#245	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	426	532	- 19.9%
#246	Porsche Cayman	415	852	- 51.3%
#247	Mitsubishi i MiEV	366	-----	-----
#248	Acura RL	254	895	- 71.6%
#249	Cadillac STS	149	2661	- 94.4%
#250	Mazda RX-8	80	544	- 85.3%
#251	Volvo S40	50	2668	- 98.1%
#252	Lexus LFA	27	36	- 25.0%
T253	Dodge Viper	20	128	- 84.4%
T253	Chevrolet HHR	20	35,819	- 99.9%
#255	Chevrolet Cobalt	11	835	- 98.7%
#256	Suzuki XL7	10	37	- 73.0%
#257	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	7	2	+ 250%
#258	Honda Element	3	9225	- 100%
#259	Honda FCX	2	-----	-----
#260	Lexus SC430	2	18	- 88.9%
#261	Suzuki Forenza/Reno	1	1	0.0%
-----	Total	8,247,663	7,243,504	+ 13.9%
-----	---------------------------------	-------	-----	-----
-----	Commercial Vans	178,286	149,362	+ 19.4%
-----	---------------------------------	-------	-----	-----
-----	Overall Market	8,425,949	7,392,866	+ 14.0%
-----	-----	-----	-----	-----
	Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra	307,530
	Hyundai Sonata/Kia Optima	224,865
	Honda Accord/Crosstour	194,654
	Chevrolet Equinox/GMC Terrain	184,993
	Dodge Grand Caravan / Chrysler Town & Country	144,168
	Chrysler 200/Dodge Avenger	136,439
	Subaru Outback/Legacy	90,929
	Hyundai Accent/Kia Rio	67,769
	Chevrolet Tahoe/GMC Yukon	54,194
	Hyundai Tucson/Kia Sportage	52,083
	Chevrolet Suburban /  GMC Yukon XL	39,307
	Nissan Frontier/Suzuki Equator	36,111
	Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon	31,914
	Audi A4/A5	31,742
	Audi A6/A7	15,102
	Mercedes-Benz S-Class/CL-Class	6788
	Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ	6006
	Porsche Boxster/Cayman	1398

Source: Manufacturers, ANDC, & HybridCars.com
Red font indicates year-over-year declining sales
Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total. Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maybach, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands through July were 476, 1050, 280, 140, 28, and 224, respectively. Total Maserati and Bentley volume is reported, but not by specific models. 
* unconfirmed by manufacturer's monthly report.

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