The Best Selling Cars Of All Time
You won't find any exotic or rare cars on this list! What you will see are the vehicles that have been in it for the long run and have amassed the kind of brand loyalty every company dreams of. These cars are best sellers for a reason, and you've probably seen them around every corner. This best seller list features trusted names that have suited customer needs for generations. You might even own one or know someone who does.
Ford F-Series
The number one best-selling vehicle on the market would be the Ford F-Series. It's been the best selling vehicle since 1981, and the best selling pickup since 1977. There were almost 900,000 units sold in 2017 alone. Not only is it the best-selling vehicle in 40 years in the US, but it's also a big contender around the world. Ford has said they have sold enough F-Series trucks "to circle the earth more than three times." The truck has been designed to suit business needs and was as for personal use. Being the most reliable and durable vehicle sets this one apart from the rest, which is why Ford is a household name.
Toyota Camry
The Camry has been a customer favorite for quite some time, with around 400,000 units being sold in the US each year. Monthly sales alone for January 2017 were upwards of approximately 20,313 units. The first version of the Camry was offered in 1982 and was designed to be what it is today - a total success in the US market. The seventh generation vehicle has steadily provided enough space for the family along with reliability, quality, and excellent resale value. These stats are proven in the vehicles sales year after year.
Ford Escape
The Ford Escape has been around for three generations and is one of America's best-selling vehicles. The Escape offers a traditional SUV size with 4-wheel drive, comfortability, versatility and can even be used for light towing as well. While earlier models weren't as hot, newer Escapes combine creature-comfort, plenty of features, and versatile utility all into one compact SUV. January sales in 2017 were almost 21,000 units and anywhere from 23,631 to 28,000 units other months.
Ram Pickup
The Dodge Ram has had families staying true to the brand for generations. With over 500,000 units sold in 2017, the Ram first hit the market in 1981, and from 1990 to 2010 there were over 6.5 million pickups sold. The famous truck is used for everything from a family vehicle to work truck. The Ram has been Motor Trend’s Truck of the Year five times and is considered one of the top-selling vehicles in the US. Updated Dodge Rams come with superior interior and offer a smooth drive with a powerful engine. The pickup truck has separated itself from the truck-pack time after time.
Toyota Corolla
The Corolla was introduced to the world in 1966, and by 1974 it was the bestselling car in the world. In 2007, the compact car beat out the VW Beetle in becoming the best selling car in the world. 21,567 units were sold in January 2017 and 44 million sold worldwide over the years. The car is now in its eleventh generation and continues to surpass customer expectations. From humble beginnings as a 2-door sedan, the Corolla has been updated to a more modern, sportier version of itself.
Toyota RAV4
The RAV4 made a name for itself more than twenty years ago when it first hit the market. There were a total of 407,594 units of the small crossover sold in 2017. The RAV4 is revered for its emphasis on safety and comfort, providing customers with better technology, more space, crash protection, automatic emergency braking, and plenty more safety features. The vehicle remains an excellent choice for a family vehicle. With great fuel economy and great resale value, it's no surprise the RAV4 has a strong presence in the auto industry. Another advantage is it comes in a hybrid version if you're looking to save even more on gas.
Honda Civic
The Honda Civic is another favorite in the US, with 377,286 units sold in 2017. America loves the Civic for its reliability and also because the vehicle is known to be trouble-free when properly maintained. There is still an air of luxury to the car, even though it is a compact, giving customers an economical choice without having to sacrifice design. The newer civics come in a variety of engine choices to suit your needs. Historically, the vehicle is relatively affordable, and resale value is second to none. The Civic has evolved continuously over time, bringing customers better quality and selection.
Nissan Rogue
The Nissan Rogue crossover is also a big contender, with 403,465 units sold in 2017. The updated Rogue has its first-ever hybrid system, with an improved interior and better safety technology. The Rogue Hybrid is available in front or all-wheel-drive and can seat 5-7 people depending on which model you go for, giving customers the ability to use the Rogue as a family vehicle and a sporty CUV. The newer Nissan Rogues come with a refreshed interior and exterior with added technology that makes the compact vehicle a better option for SUV shoppers. Not to mention a pretty snazzy interior.
Honda CR-V
Crossovers seem to be a popular choice these days, and the Honda CR-V has been doing it right long before crossovers became mainstream. The CR-V made its debut as a concept back in 1995 - fast forward to 2017; there have been 377,895 units sold of the midrange utility vehicle. It's no shocker that America's best selling car would be one that has been running active for more than twenty years. Apart from being a Honda staple, the CR-V is practical and comes with above-average headroom and leg space, and enough cargo room to haul around quite a few things.
Chevrolet Silverado
Chevy's Silverado has been around since the 90s and is most commonly used as a work truck, but many opt to use it as a family vehicle as well. Widely known for its capabilities, the Silverado is practical and has all the functions and amenities one would expect. There were over 580,000 units sold in 2017, making it one of the most sought-after pickups on the market. The Silverado is the known as the second most popular truck on the market, offering drivers a full-size truck experience without feeling like a blue-collar commercial vehicle. Not to mention its family-friendly, which is why more families are opting for a pickup truck over an SUV.