Top 20 Sellers
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Top 20 Sellers
Saw this on Yahoo...
DETROIT, May 2 (Reuters) - The following are the 20 top-selling vehicles in the U.S. through April of 2006 as reported by the auto makers.
Following is a list of the top-20 selling vehicles, ranked by total units.
RANK VEHICLE 2006 2005 '05 RANK %Chng
1 Ford F-Series pickup 264,550 260,775 1 +1.4
2 Chevrolet Silverado 203,062 214,396 2 -5.3
3 Toyota Camry 133,978 138,939 3 -3.6
4 Dodge Ram pickup 121,200 125,043 4 -3.1
5 Toyota Corolla / Matrix 118,442 115,994 5 +2.1
6 Honda Civic 109,738 90,812 7 +20.8
7 Honda Accord 108,562 112,606 6 -3.6
8 Chevrolet Impala 90,312 87,770 8 +2.9
9 Dodge Caravan 81,191 81,696 11 -0.6
10 Nissan Altima 80,804 84,337 10 -4.2
11 Chevrolet Cobalt 71,776 51,888 24 +38.3
12 Ford Taurus 66,501 72,377 12 -8.1
13 GMC Sierra pickup 63,201 67,955 13 -7.0
14 Chevrolet Malibu 61,503 62,604 17 -1.8
15 Ford Explorer 60,488 86,386 9 -30.0
16 Ford Focus 60,168 64,916 16 -7.3
17 Ford Escape 58,279 59,179 20 -1.5
18 Chevrolet Tahoe 58,242 42,988 34 +35.5
19 Ford Econoline 58,042 58,861 21 -1.4
20 Ford Mustang 56,560 61,820 18 -8.5
DETROIT, May 2 (Reuters) - The following are the 20 top-selling vehicles in the U.S. through April of 2006 as reported by the auto makers.
Following is a list of the top-20 selling vehicles, ranked by total units.
RANK VEHICLE 2006 2005 '05 RANK %Chng
1 Ford F-Series pickup 264,550 260,775 1 +1.4
2 Chevrolet Silverado 203,062 214,396 2 -5.3
3 Toyota Camry 133,978 138,939 3 -3.6
4 Dodge Ram pickup 121,200 125,043 4 -3.1
5 Toyota Corolla / Matrix 118,442 115,994 5 +2.1
6 Honda Civic 109,738 90,812 7 +20.8
7 Honda Accord 108,562 112,606 6 -3.6
8 Chevrolet Impala 90,312 87,770 8 +2.9
9 Dodge Caravan 81,191 81,696 11 -0.6
10 Nissan Altima 80,804 84,337 10 -4.2
11 Chevrolet Cobalt 71,776 51,888 24 +38.3
12 Ford Taurus 66,501 72,377 12 -8.1
13 GMC Sierra pickup 63,201 67,955 13 -7.0
14 Chevrolet Malibu 61,503 62,604 17 -1.8
15 Ford Explorer 60,488 86,386 9 -30.0
16 Ford Focus 60,168 64,916 16 -7.3
17 Ford Escape 58,279 59,179 20 -1.5
18 Chevrolet Tahoe 58,242 42,988 34 +35.5
19 Ford Econoline 58,042 58,861 21 -1.4
20 Ford Mustang 56,560 61,820 18 -8.5
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Originally Posted by Louisxiii
Wow, 3 pickups in the top 5...and 11 trucks (pickups, van, SUV, Econo) in the top 20...now i know why people complain about gas...
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Originally Posted by dansmini
Does anybody think the list will look much different by the end of the year, now that we're in the era of $3 a gallon gasoline? Or how high will gas have to get in order for changes to be made?
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Originally Posted by bobdobbs
You couldn't pay me to drive any of those.
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Yeah if somebody paid me I'd gladly drive a King Ranch F-150; an Altima SE-R; a Cobalt SS Supercharged; a Sierra Denali; a Mustang GT like Kyle said; and probably a Tahoe LTZ.
I don't think the lineup is gonna change much, regardless of gas, except the bottom few.....meaning mainly the Tahoe falling back off the top 20. There's already plenty of fuel-efficient cars up there....the Corolla, Camry, Focus, Cobalt, etc. And something very strange and life-changing would have to happen for the top 2 to change.
I don't think the lineup is gonna change much, regardless of gas, except the bottom few.....meaning mainly the Tahoe falling back off the top 20. There's already plenty of fuel-efficient cars up there....the Corolla, Camry, Focus, Cobalt, etc. And something very strange and life-changing would have to happen for the top 2 to change.
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