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The Silverado was up 10% in 2014

Big vehicles sell in the US of A. Vehicles like the Chevrolet Silverado pictured above, which has the styling subtlety of a sledge hammer. I am fascinated by them, but I would never own one. It is selling well, but nothing touches the F-Series, built since 1948. It has been the selling selling vehicle in the US for 33 years.

The most popular pick-ups are US makes, while for cars they are Japanese. SUVs are evenly split. The first European brand is at 26th, showing the limited impact they have in the US for mainstream cars. I can't see that changing anytime soon.

Rk Model 2014 2013 +/-

1 Ford F-Series 753,851 763,402 -1%

2 Chevrolet Silverado 529,755 480,414 10%

3 Ram P/U 439,789 355,673 24%

4 Toyota Camry 428,606 408,484 5%

5 Honda Accord 388,374 366,678 6%

6 Toyota Corolla/Matrix 339,498 302,180 12%

7 Nissan Altima 335,644 320,723 5%

8 Honda CR-V 335,019 303,904 10%

9 Honda Civic 325,981 336,180 -3%

10 Ford Fusion 306,860 295,280 4%

11 Ford Escape 306,212 295,993 3%

12 Chevrolet Cruze 273,060 248,224 10%

13 Toyota RAV4 267,698 218,249 23%

14 Chevrolet Equinox 242,242 238,192 2%

15 Hyundai Elantra 222,023 247,912 -10%

16 Ford Focus 219,634 234,570 -6%

17 Hyundai Sonata 216,936 203,648 7%

18 GMC Sierra 211,833 184,389 15%

19 Ford Explorer 209,994 192,397 9%

20 Nissan Rogue 199,199 162,751 22%

21 Chevrolet Malibu 188,519 200,594 -6%

22 Jeep Grand Cherokee 183,786 174,275 5%

23 Nissan Sentra 183,268 129,143 42%

24 Jeep Cherokee 178,508 25,786 592%

25 Jeep Wrangler 175,328 155,502 13%

26 Volkswagen Jetta 160,873 163,793 -2%

27 Subaru Forester 159,953 123,592 29%

28 Kia Optima 159,020 155,893 2%

29 Toyota Tacoma 155,041 159,485 -3%

30 Toyota Highlander 146,127 127,572 15%

31 Kia Soul 145,316 118,079 23%

32 BMW 3 & 4-Series   142,232 119,521 19%

33 Chevrolet Impala 140,280 156,797 -11%

34 Nissan Versa 139,781 117,352 19%

35 Subaru Outback 138,790 118,049 18%

36 Chrysler Town & Country 138,040 122,288 13%

37 Toyota Prius  136,040 157,260 -13%

38 Dodge Grand Caravan 134,152 124,019 8%

39 Toyota Sienna 124,502 121,117 3%

40 Honda Odyssey 122,738 128,987 -5%

41 Toyota Tundra 118,493 112,732 5%

42 Chrysler 200 117,363 122,480 -4%

43 Ford Edge 108,864 129,109 -16%

44 Honda Pilot 108,857 126,678 -14%

45 Hyundai Santa Fe 107,906 88,844 21%

46 Lexus RX 107,490 103,920 3%

47 GMC Terrain 105,016 99,525 6%

48 Mazda 3 104,985 104,713 0%

49 Chevrolet Traverse 103,943 96,467 8%

50 Ford E-Series 103,263 125,356 -18%

Data source: Goodcarbadcar.

Top 50 Models USA : 2014

The Silverado was up 10% in 2014

Big vehicles sell in the US of A. Vehicles like the Chevrolet Silverado pictured above, which has the styling subtlety of a sledge hammer. I am fascinated by them, but I would never own one. It is selling well, but nothing touches the F-Series, built since 1948. It has been the selling selling vehicle in the US for 33 years.

The most popular pick-ups are US makes, while for cars they are Japanese. SUVs are evenly split. The first European brand is at 26th, showing the limited impact they have in the US for mainstream cars. I can't see that changing anytime soon.

Rk Model 2014 2013 +/-

1 Ford F-Series 753,851 763,402 -1%

2 Chevrolet Silverado 529,755 480,414 10%

3 Ram P/U 439,789 355,673 24%

4 Toyota Camry 428,606 408,484 5%

5 Honda Accord 388,374 366,678 6%

6 Toyota Corolla/Matrix 339,498 302,180 12%

7 Nissan Altima 335,644 320,723 5%

8 Honda CR-V 335,019 303,904 10%

9 Honda Civic 325,981 336,180 -3%

10 Ford Fusion 306,860 295,280 4%

11 Ford Escape 306,212 295,993 3%

12 Chevrolet Cruze 273,060 248,224 10%

13 Toyota RAV4 267,698 218,249 23%

14 Chevrolet Equinox 242,242 238,192 2%

15 Hyundai Elantra 222,023 247,912 -10%

16 Ford Focus 219,634 234,570 -6%

17 Hyundai Sonata 216,936 203,648 7%

18 GMC Sierra 211,833 184,389 15%

19 Ford Explorer 209,994 192,397 9%

20 Nissan Rogue 199,199 162,751 22%

21 Chevrolet Malibu 188,519 200,594 -6%

22 Jeep Grand Cherokee 183,786 174,275 5%

23 Nissan Sentra 183,268 129,143 42%

24 Jeep Cherokee 178,508 25,786 592%

25 Jeep Wrangler 175,328 155,502 13%

26 Volkswagen Jetta 160,873 163,793 -2%

27 Subaru Forester 159,953 123,592 29%

28 Kia Optima 159,020 155,893 2%

29 Toyota Tacoma 155,041 159,485 -3%

30 Toyota Highlander 146,127 127,572 15%

31 Kia Soul 145,316 118,079 23%

32 BMW 3 & 4-Series   142,232 119,521 19%

33 Chevrolet Impala 140,280 156,797 -11%

34 Nissan Versa 139,781 117,352 19%

35 Subaru Outback 138,790 118,049 18%

36 Chrysler Town & Country 138,040 122,288 13%

37 Toyota Prius  136,040 157,260 -13%

38 Dodge Grand Caravan 134,152 124,019 8%

39 Toyota Sienna 124,502 121,117 3%

40 Honda Odyssey 122,738 128,987 -5%

41 Toyota Tundra 118,493 112,732 5%

42 Chrysler 200 117,363 122,480 -4%

43 Ford Edge 108,864 129,109 -16%

44 Honda Pilot 108,857 126,678 -14%

45 Hyundai Santa Fe 107,906 88,844 21%

46 Lexus RX 107,490 103,920 3%

47 GMC Terrain 105,016 99,525 6%

48 Mazda 3 104,985 104,713 0%

49 Chevrolet Traverse 103,943 96,467 8%

50 Ford E-Series 103,263 125,356 -18%

Data source: Goodcarbadcar.
Nation - USA Sales 2014 - Model

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