Honda CR-V sales were down 3.4% in June, a performance which contributed to Honda's overall decline but wasn't nearly as bad as the brand's overall 21.5% drop. Sales of the Toyota RAV4 slid 27.6%, much worse than Toyota's overall 19.1% drop.
Indeed, Ford utility vehicle sales were very strong in June as the Escape posted a 43.3% jump, the Explorer was up 55.6%, and the Edge improved 18.2%. Sales of the Expedition and Flex were off June 2010's pace. America's SUV brand, Jeep, didn't garner such volume but has left Chrysler executives good reason to be in a positive mood after June's data shows gains from every model save the Commander, a now defunct nameplate. No Jeep gain was greater than the Grand Cherokee's 208%, but even the least noteworthy jump in Jeep sales, as posted by the Wrangler, resulted in a 26.5% improvement and the ranking of fourth in this list of America's 10 best-selling SUVs from June 2011.
Rank | SUV | Status | June 2011 | June 2010 | Year-To-Date |
#1 | Ford Escape | ↔ | 22,274 | 15,540 | 122,607 |
#2 | Chevrolet Equinox | ↔ | 17,954 | 11,490 | 95,838 |
#3 | Honda CR-V | ↔ | 15,493 | 16,041 | 110,916 |
#4 | Jeep Wrangler | ↑ | 11,290 | 8923 | 53,236 |
#5 | Ford Explorer | ↓ | 10,422 | 6700 | 65,823 |
#6 | Kia Sorento | ↔ | 10,013 | 8608 | 61,778 |
#7 | Ford Edge | ↓ | 9663 | 8173 | 59,954 |
#8 | Toyota RAV4 | ↔ | 9105 | 12,573 | 73,155 |
#9 | Honda Pilot | ↔ | 9035 | 8986 | 51,618 |
#10 | Jeep Grand Cherokee | ↑ | 8969 | 2912 | 54,370 |
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