Looking at USA’s best selling car ranking up to October 2023, the leader is -as in the last decades- the Ford F-Series with 634,406 sales (+21.1%), followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, with 441,451 (+3.8%). 

In third place the Ram Pick-Up with 367,290 sales (-7.6%), followed by the Toyota RAV4 with 340,184 (+0.5%).

In 5th place the Tesla Model Y rises 8 spots with 319,789 sales (+77.9%) ahead of the Honda CR-V reporting 286,397 sales so fare (+43.8%).

Toyota Camry ranks in 7th with 242,571 (-0.6%), the GMC Sierra with 235,914 (+22.4%) and the Nissan Rogue with 235,058 (+58.7%)

The Jeep Grand Cherokee closes the Top 10 falling 1 spot in the rankings with 211,300 sales (+11.8%).

Looking back, another astonishing success ranks in 36th place and is the Chevrolet Trailblazer with 103,300 sales (+115.0%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for the top 50 Models

We are not sure if all “experts” which spent their time and influence against Mr Musk dream are still around or stopped sharing sentences on the future. Facts are that Tesla is near to gain the leadership of the US Auto Market, and is in the Top 10 both in China and in Europe.

The absolute leadership in the US market is still very far from Tesla, due to the American people’s love for Big Trucks. But looking at car passengers, Tesla model 3 is already the best sedan and the second car.

However, looking at the ranking from the top, of course the 2022 leader is – as in the last decades – the Ford F-Series with 653,957 sales (-9.9%), followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, with 520,936 (-1.7%) which gained one spot from the previous year.

In third place the Ram Pick-Up with 468,344 sales (-17.7%), followed by the Toyota RAV4 with 399,941 (-1.9%).

In 5th place the Toyota Camry with 295,201 sales (-5.9%) ahead of the Tesla Model 3 is 6th and up 24 spots with an impressive sales boom at 264,648 (+117.6%) and is definitively the star of the year.

GMC Sierra ranks in 7th with 241,521 (-3.0%), the Honda CR-V with 238,155 (-34.1%) and the Toyota Tacoma with 237,323 (-6.0%)

In 10th place the Tesla Model Y with 225,799 (+39.8%).

Looking back, another astonishing success ranks in 29th place and is the Ford Bronco with 117,057 sales (+234.2%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for the top 50 Models

The Ford F-Series controls the market with a wide gap over all its competitors and is leading the industry for the 46th consecutive year. In 2021 726,003 units (-7.7%) were sold, holding 4.8% market share.

In second place -up 1 spot- we have the Ram Pick-up with 569,389 sales (3.7% market share) rising 4.3% and overtaking the Chevrolet Silverado with 529,765 (3.5% share) losing 8.4%.

In fourth place the best SUV, the Toyota RAV4, with 407,739 sales (-5.7%) followed by the Honda CR-V, with 361,271 units (+13.4%), the Toyota Camry -up 1 spot- with 313,795 sales (+13.3%) and the Nissan Rogue rising 5 spots with 285,601 (+23.1%).

In eighth place, we have the Toyota Highlander -rising 6 spots- with 264,128 sales (+23.2%) ahead of the Honda Civic -down 1 spot- with 263,787 sales (+3.2%) and in 10th place the Jeep Grand Cherokee -up 5 spots- with 254,445 units (+18.8%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for the top 50 Models

The Ford F-Series controls the market with a wide gap over all competitors and is projected to lead the industry for the 46th consecutive year. In 2020 786.250 units were sold, holding 5.4% market share.

Recovering the place lost last year, in second position there was the Chevrolet Silverado with 578.615 sales (4% market share) ahead of the Ram Pick-up, with 545.955 (3.7% share).

In fourth place the best SUV, the Toyota RAV4, with 432.448 sales (3% share) followed by the Honda CR-V, with 318.714 units (2.2% share), the Chevrolet Equinox -up one spot- with 277.631 (1.9% share) and the overtaken Toyota Camry with 276.918 (1.9% share).

In eighth place, we have the Honda Civic -up one spot- with 255.509 sales (1.7% share) ahead of the GMC Sierra -jumping 7 spots- with 254.194 (1.7% share) and in 10th place the Toyota Tacoma -falling down 2 places- with 241.989 (1.7% share).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for the top 50 Models