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USA Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 reports the Ford F-Series (+1.8%) in 1st followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, down and the Toyota RAV4. Honda models posted the most impressive gains in the Top 10.

USA Best Selling Cars ranking in 2023 reports Ford F-Series in 1st followed by the Chevrolet Silverado. Three Models in the top 10 rise more than 40%.

USA Vehicles Sales recover in double-digit in 2023. Following the previous year fall at lowest in a decade, last year the industry reported 15.36 million sales (+12.4%) sustained by strong incentives to EVs models and economic growth.

USA Auto Market is tracked with the last decade sales figures by all brands and models. You can have access to an Excel Dataset or to a Market Report, including next year's forecast.

USA Best Selling Cars ranking in 2022 reports growing Tesla success with the Model 3 jumping 24 spots into 6th. On top of the list, as usual there is Ford F-Series, while the best car passenger is the Toyota RAV4.

USA Vehicles Sales in 2022 reach 13.65 million (-8.9%), the lowest of the decade. In December sales grew for the 5th month in a row, with 1.24 million new registrations.

USA best-selling Cars ranking in 2021 reports the F-Series still as the undiscussed leader, while the Nissan Rogue impressed, jumping from 12th to 7th position, followed by the Toyota Highlander which rose from 14th place.

USA's car market in 2021 rises by 2% with 14.95 million sales, reporting a very strong first half, followed by a double-digit fall in the second part of the year. Toyota conquers the market throne, overtaking Ford.

USA best-selling Cars ranking in 2020 reports the F-Series still as the undiscussed leader, while the GMC Sierra impressed, jumping from 16th to 9th position. Meanwhile, the Toyota Tacoma fell in 10th position.

USA auto market in 2020 falls by 13.8% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 14.67 Million, the lowest annual volume since 2012. All brands in the leaderboard fall in double-digits except Kia (-4.8%).