Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America - September 2011 - With Market Share Chart

12 brands, just eight corporate entities, supplied all of this month's 30 nameplates competing for best-selling vehicle in America status. There are four trucks in this list of September 2011's America's 30 best-selling vehicles. Add to that two minivans and ten utility vehicles and you're left with 14 passenger cars, the most popular of which was the Toyota Camry. 

In sixth place you'll find the Ford Escape, America's best-selling SUV and owner of 1.9% of America's new vehicle market in September. The Ford F-Series, the best-selling truck nameplate in the United States, gathered up 5.1% of all September sales thanks to a year-over-year improvement of 15%. GMC Sierra sales jumped 26%, however, and the Chevrolet Silverado was up 36%. Together, the GM twins share of the overall market totalled a healthy 5.47%. 

At this juncture, The Good Car Guy typically publishes a chart displaying America's 20 best-selling vehicles, a chart which compares the market share of those 20 vehicles against the rest of the market. GoodCarBadCar.net has added a table this month which displays in-depth Sales Stats on those 20 vehicles as well as the next ten. The chart still exists, of course, and the current edition is posted below. Check out more auto market share charts here.

If you're one of those observers who would like to see GM's Silverado and Sierra joined, that would open up space for another vehicle. That vehicle would be the Toyota Prius, sales of which fell 18% in September to 9325, moving its year-to-date total through three quarters up to 93,243. 

These are the Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America from September 2011.

Rank	Vehicle	September 2011	September 2010	Year-To-Date
#1	Ford F-Series	54,410	47,433	416,388
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	43,698	32,185	296,346
#3	Toyota Camry	24,851	30,769	229,521
#4	Dodge Ram	24,522	16,887	177,974
#5	Nissan Altima	24,356	20,016	200,554
#6	Ford Escape	20,225	14,313	187,850
#7	Honda Accord	19,787	24,127	195,102
#8	Honda CR-V	19,604	17,907	161,035
#9	Ford Fusion	19,510	15,918	188,439
#10	Hyundai Sonata	18,181	20,639	174,761
#11	Chevrolet Cruze/Cobalt	18,101	3462	188,367
#12	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	16,147	21,060	186,891
#13	Chevrolet Equinox	15,497	11,658	145,035
#14	Volkswagen Jetta	15,023	10,769	136,988
#15	Hyundai Elantra	14,386	10,062	147,922
#16	GMC Sierra	13,904	11,077	107,342
#17	Chevrolet Impala	13,822	12,186	138,122
#18	Honda Civic	13,724	18,637	167,384
#19	Nissan Versa	11,800	7021	71,611
#20	Ford Edge	11,680	12,815	90,779
#21	Jeep Wrangler	11,388	7765	91,928
#22	Ford Explorer	11,336	3734	96,957
#23	Chevrolet Malibu	11,114	16,289	171,266
#24	Kia Sorento	11,112	10,115	99,725
#25	Nissan Rogue	10,740	8319	91,378
#26	Jeep Grand Cherokee	10,580	10,915	85,769
#27	Chrysler  Town & Country	10,405	9001	71,917
#28	Ford Focus	10,309	13,587	137,315
#29	Honda Pilot	10,306	8059	81,703
#30	Dodge Grand Caravan	10,203	8057	85,830

Source: Manufacturers
Accord sales include 1148 Crosstours. GCBC will continue including the Crosstour through December for comparative purposes.

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