World Best Selling Coupe up to October 2023 the Dodge Charger (+4.0%) maintains leadership followed by the Ford Mustang (+7.9%). The Chevrolet Camaro rises 26.7% from the previous year.

Considering data from 2023 up to October, the Dodge Charger maintains the throne of the Global Coupe Segment, reporting 78,604 sales (+4.0%). Introduced in the US market in 1966, this model has been developed across seven generations, the last introduced in 2011, and has finally taken over its archenemy.

In 2nd spot the Ford Mustang reports 59,238 new registrations, with a 7.9% growth in sales. Manufactured since 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

The Dodge Challenger follows in 3rd best selling with 41,631 sales, a 14.6% loss form the prior year.

The Porsche 911 follows in 4th with 37,138 units sold (+21.3%). 

In 5th place, ranks the Chevrolet Corvette with 30,917 units sold (-3.2%), followed by the Chevrolet Camaro -up 4 spots- with 28,693 sales (+26.7%), the Porsche Taycan at 28,382 (+10.8%) and the Mazda MX-5 with 28,344 sales (+21.3%).

Finally, in ninth place ranks the BMW i4 with 24,995 units sold (+74.6%) and the Volkswagen Arteon with 23,164 units sold (-4.4%).

Tables with sales figures

In the table below we report sales for top 25 models.

World Best Selling Coupe in 2022 the Dodge Charger maintains leadership followed by the Ford Mustang. Toyota GT86 performs impressively and enters the leaderboard by jumping 17 spots and rising 256.4%.

In 2022, the Dodge Charger secures the throne of the Global Coupe Segment, reporting 87,248 sales (-0.2%). Introduced in the US market in 1966, this model has been developed across seven generations, the last introduced in 2011, and has finally taken over its archenemy.

In second place ranks the Ford Mustang, with 63,101 sales, a 13.0% decrease form the prior year. Manufactured since 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

In third place we have the Dodge Challenger with 58,076 sales (+2.0), followed by the BYD Seal -up 176 spots- with 51,200 units sold (6.8% market share). 

In 5th place, we have the Chevrolet Corvette -up 1 spot- with 39,887 units sold (+12.0%), followed by the Porsche 911 -up 1 spots- with 35,309 sales (+1.6%), the Porsche Taycan -down 2 spots- at 31,855 (-16.5%) and the Volkswagen Arteon with 28,622 sales (-12.7%).

Finally, in ninth place we have the Toyota GT86 -up 17 spots- with 26,812 units sold (+256.4%) and the Chevrolet Camaro with 26,566 units sold (+11.4%).

Tables with sales figures

In the table below we report sales for top 25 models.

World Best Selling Coupe in 2021 final data is the Dodge Charger, finally overtaking the Ford Mustang. The Porsche Taycan performs impressively and enters the leaderboard by jumping 7 spots, while the Chevrolet Camaro falls in 11th place.

In 2021, the new best-selling coupe is the Dodge Charger, with 87,412 sales and 11% market share. Introduced in the US market in 1966, this model has been developed across seven generations, the last introduced in 2011, and has finally taken over its archenemy.

In second place we have the previous leader, the Ford Mustang with 72,334 sales (9.1% market share). Manufactured since 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

In third place we have the Dodge Challenger with 56,972 sales (7.2% share), followed by the Hyundai Tiburon with 54,155 units sold (6.8% share). 

In 5th place, we have the Chevrolet Corvette –up 3 spots– with 35,585 units sold (4.5% share), followed by the Porsche 911 -down 1 spot- with 34,247 units (4.3% share), the Volkswagen Arteon -up 4 spots- and the Porsche Taycan -up 7 spots- with respectively 31,899 (4% share) and 30,158 units sold (3.8% share).

Finally, in ninth place we have the Nissan Rogue -down 3 spots- with 29,927 units sold (3.8% share) and the Mazda MX-5 with 26,170 units sold (3.3% share).

Tables with sales figures

In the table below we report sales for top 25 models.

World Best Selling Coupe in 2020 final data is the Ford Mustang with an impressive 12.6% market share. The Geely Xingue Star performs impressively and enters the leaderboard.

In 2020, the best-selling coupe is by far the Ford Mustang with 85.085 sales (12.6% market share). Manufactured since 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

In second place we have the Dodge Charger, with 83.720 sales and 12.4% market share. Introduced in the US market in 1966, this model has been developed across seven generations, the last introduced in 2011.

In third place, the Dodge Challenger with 57.039 sales (8.5% share), followed by the Chevrolet Camaro with 32.927 units sold. The Camaro went on sale on September 29, 1966, for the 1967 model year and was designed as a competing model to the Ford Mustang. Production was disconnected in 2002 when the end-life was announced. However, in the 2009 Chevrolet launched back the fifth generation, replaced in 2016 by the sixth current version.

In 5th place, climbing 2 spots we have the Porche 911 with 30.268 units sold (4.5% share), followed by the Geely Xingyue Star with 25.345 units (3.8% share), ahead of the Chevrolet Corvette -up 6 spots- and the Kia Stinger with respectively 23.995 and 22.311 units sold.

Finally, in ninth place we have the Mazda MX-5 -down 3 spots- with 21.290 units sold and the Volkswagen Arteon -down 1 spot- with 21.067 units.

Tables with sales figures

In the table below we report sales for top 25 models.

World Best Selling Coupe in 2019 was the Dodge Charger, overtaking the former leader, the Ford Mustang, which lost 3.4%. The Genesis G70 gained 7th place, signing a stunning performance, while the Tesla Model X fell 21.9%.

In 2019, the best-selling coupe was the Dodge Charger with 108.857 sales (+19%), reaching the top for the first time since 2014. Introduced in the US market in 1966, this model has been developed across seven generation, the last introduced in 2011.

In second place, the former leader, the Ford Mustang with 103.436 sales (-3.4%). Manufactured since 1965, it is the most iconic vehicle produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries. In third place, the Dodge Challenger with 65.108 units sold (-7.5%).

In fourth place, the Chevrolet Camaro with 54.081 units sold, down 6%. The Camaro went on sale on September 29, 1966, for the 1967 model year and was designed as a competing model to the Ford Mustang. Production was disconnected in 2002 when end-life was announced. However, in 2009 Chevrolet launched back the fifth generation, replaced in 2016 by the sixth current version.

In fifth place, the Tesla Model X with 45.231 units – losing 21.9% – ahead of the Mazda MX-5 and the Genesis G70.

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for all Brands, top 10 Manufacturers Group and top 10 Models

World Best Selling Coupe in the 2018 has been again the Ford Mustang with a wide gap over two Dodge models, the Charger and the Challenger. The segment contracted 4.6% confirming the last years’ trend. FCA group is the leader among manufacturers.

Global Sales

In the 2018, the “Coupe” segment registered 770.254 vehicles sold, down 4.3% from the previous year.

	Sales 2016	Sales 2017	Sales 2018	Mix 2018	'+/- 2018 vs 2017	'+/- 2018 vs 2014
Segment B	402	985	1.172	0,15%	19,0%	237,2%
Segment c	159.038	171.827	153.241	19,89%	-10,8%	51,9%
Segment D	461.259	439.985	420.280	54,56%	-4,5%	-0,9%
Segment E	57.419	53.807	68.699	8,92%	27,7%	-1,0%
Segment F	135.942	138.257	126.863	16,47%	-8,2%	-17,1%
Total	814.060	804.861	770.254	100,00%	-4,3%	3,0%

Global Coupe sales by Brand

Dodge with 161.845 (-5.4%) was the 2018 global leader within the Coupe segment followed by Ford with 112.745 (-10.1%).

In third place Chevrolet with 79.112 sales (-24.1%) ahead of Tesla – up 21.1% – with 60.261 units and Porsche with 58.982 improving by 9.4%.

Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Model	Sales 2018	Sales 2017	'+/- 2018
1	1	Dodge	161.845	170.994	-5,4%
2	2	Ford	112.745	125.431	-10,1%
3	3	Chevrolet	79.112	104.165	-24,1%
4	7	Tesla	60.261	49.753	21,1%
5	6	Porsche	58.983	53.933	9,4%
6	5	Mazda	57.455	61.792	-7,0%
7	4	Mercedes	53.605	69.185	-22,5%
8	16	Kia	36.163	8.858	308,3%
9	10	BMW	27.391	17.492	56,6%
10	8	Audi	21.247	26.127	-18,7%

Global Coupe sales by Manufacturer

The global leader in the Coupe segment was F.C.A. with 181.111 sales in 2018 (-6.9%), ahead of Ford Group with 112.746 (-10.1%).

In third place Volkswagen Group with 100.188 units sold (+9%) followed by General Motors with 83.476 (-24.2%) and Tesla with 60.261 (+21.1%).

Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Group	Sales 2016	Sales 2017	Sales 2018	'+/- 2018
1	1	F.C.A.	193406	194.622	181.111	-6,9%
2	2	Ford Group	153064	125.432	112.746	-10,1%
3	4	Volkswagen Group	92855	91.916	100.188	9,0%
4	3	General Motors	121533	110.173	83.476	-24,2%
5	7	Tesla	32389,00	49.753	60.261	21,1%
6	6	Mazda	34341,68	61.792	57.455	-7,0%
7	5	Mercedes Daimler	60940,19	69.185	53.605	-22,5%
8	12	Hyundai-Kia	330	13.412	52.207	289,3%
9	10	BMW	24306,12	19.295	30.903	60,2%
10	8	Toyota Group	25380	22.859	17.531	-23,3%

Best Selling Models

The 2018 best-selling model globally was the Ford Mustang with 112.601 sales (-10.2%). Manufacturer since the 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in the 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

In second place, the Dodge Charger with 91.456 sales (-9%). Introduced in US market in the 1966, this model has been developed across seven generation , the last introduced in the 2011. In third place, the Dodge Challenger with 70.352 units sold (+0.8%).

In fourth place, the Tesla Model X with 60261 units sold, surging to 21.1%.

In fifth place, the Chevrolet Camaro with 57.870 units (-23.7%). It went on sale on September 29, 1966, for the 1967 model year and was designed as a competing model to the Ford Mustang. Production was disconnected in the 2002 when end-life was announced. However, in the 2009 Chevrolet launched back the fifth generation, replaced in the 2016 by the sixth current version.

Data Source

This report is done utilizing data extracted from our GAD (Global Auto Database) the wider Auto Sales Database actually existing in the World, with sales data by region/area/country broken down by type/size/body-style/brand/model from January 2010 to the last month. Data are collected by over 300 sources, including all the official providers (local Minister of Transportations or Associations of car Manufacturers).

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Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Model	Sales 2018	Sales 2017	'+/- 2018
1	1	Ford Mustang	112.601	125.337	-10,2%
2	2	Dodge Charger	91.456	100.471	-9,0%
3	4	Dodge Challenger	70.353	69.827	0,8%
4	6	Tesla Model X	60.261	49.752	21,1%
5	3	Chevrolet Camaro	57.870	75.823	-23,7%
6	5	Mazda MX-5	57.455	61.792	-7,0%
7	18	Kia Stinger	36.161	8.762	312,7%
8	8	Porsche 911	31.267	28.312	10,4%
9	7	Chevrolet Corvette	21.242	28.342	-25,1%
10	20	volkswagen Arteon	17.985	8.232	118,5%
11	9	Audi TT
12	31	Genesis G70
13	10	Mercedes CLS
14	13	BMW 6 Series
15	28	Porsche 718
16	21	Toyota GT86
17	12	Mercedes SLC
18	14	Jaguar F-Type
19	11	MG GT
20	17	Fiat 124 Spider
21	15	Subaru BRZ
22	93	BMW 6 Series GT
23	27	Mercedes Mayback S Class
24	30	Mercedes AMG GT
25	19	Porsche Boxster
26	16	Mercedes GLE Coupe
27	187	Mitsubishi Eclipse
28	22	Nissan 370Z
29	23	Porsche Cayman
30	25	Mercedes SL Class
31	29	Buick Cascada
32	38	Lexus LX V6
33	37	Lexus LC
34	41	Abarth 124 Spider
35	33	Jaguar XJ
36	40	Audi R8
37	45	BMW i8
38	32	Jaguar XJL
39	39	Nissan GT-R
40	36	Opel Cascada
41	121	Alpine A110
42	44	Maserati
43	34	Ferrari
43	46	Fiat 124
44	50	Ferrari 488
45	43	BMW Z4
46	49	Aston Martin DB11
47	103	BMW M-range
48	48	Lamborghini
49	52	Alfa Romeo 4C
50	68	Mini Cabrio
51	72	Mercedes-Maybach S-Class
52	63	Porsche 718 Cayman
53	57	Lamborghini Aventador
54	35	Mercedes AMG
55	54	Geely Emgrand GT
56	73	Aston Martin Vantage
57	69	Mclaren Mp4
58	59	Nissan Altima Coupe
59	66	Nissan Fairlady Z
60	65	Porsche 918
61	187	BMW 8 Series
62	100	Audi RS3
63	67	Lotus Elise
64	71	Porsche 718 Boxster
65	74	Abarth 124
66	26	Mercedes SLK
67	80	BMW i3/i8
68	81	Aston Martin V12 Vantage
69	70	Lamborghini Huracan
70	92	Porsche 911 Carrera
71	78	Peugeot RCZ
72	64	Ferrari California
73	77	Mini Cooper Convertible
74	94	BMW M6
75	82	Lotus Exige
76	76	Aston Martin Vanquish
77	103	Mercedes AMG S-Class
78	187	Ferrari Portofino
79	53	McLaren
80	95	Porsche Cayman/Boxster
81	61	Acura NSX
82	90	Porsche Cayenne S
83	60	Honda Accord Coupe
84	91	Alpina D5
85	87	BMW 2 Series Coupe
86	75	Lotus
87	84	Ferrari 488 GTB
88	79	Audi S6
89	159	McLaren 720S
90	83	Ferrari GTC4 Lusso
91	86	BMW 4 Series Cabrio
92	125	Ferrari 812 Superfast
93	112	Mercedes GT S
94	85	Aston Martin Rapide
95	89	BMW 4 Series Coupe
96	104	Aston Martin Convertible
97	106	ASA Cauype
98	121	Ford GT
99	116	McLaren 570S
100	97	Rolls-Royce Dawn

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World Best Selling Coupe in the 2018 has been again the Ford Mustang with a wide gap over two Dodge models, the Charger and the Challenger. The segment contracted 4.6% confirming the last years’ trend. FCA group is the leader among manufacturers.

Global Sales

In the 2018, the “Coupe” segment registered 770.254 vehicles sold, down 4.3% from the previous year.

	Sales 2016	Sales 2017	Sales 2018	Mix 2018	'+/- 2018 vs 2017	'+/- 2018 vs 2014
Segment B	402	985	1.172	0,15%	19,0%	237,2%
Segment c	159.038	171.827	153.241	19,89%	-10,8%	51,9%
Segment D	461.259	439.985	420.280	54,56%	-4,5%	-0,9%
Segment E	57.419	53.807	68.699	8,92%	27,7%	-1,0%
Segment F	135.942	138.257	126.863	16,47%	-8,2%	-17,1%
Total	814.060	804.861	770.254	100,00%	-4,3%	3,0%

Global Coupe sales by Brand

Dodge with 161.845 (-5.4%) was the 2018 global leader within the Coupe segment followed by Ford with 112.745 (-10.1%).

In third place Chevrolet with 79.112 sales (-24.1%) ahead of Tesla – up 21.1% – with 60.261 units and Porsche with 58.982 improving by 9.4%.

Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Model	Sales 2018	Sales 2017	'+/- 2018
1	1	Dodge	161.845	170.994	-5,4%
2	2	Ford	112.745	125.431	-10,1%
3	3	Chevrolet	79.112	104.165	-24,1%
4	7	Tesla	60.261	49.753	21,1%
5	6	Porsche	58.983	53.933	9,4%
6	5	Mazda	57.455	61.792	-7,0%
7	4	Mercedes	53.605	69.185	-22,5%
8	16	Kia	36.163	8.858	308,3%
9	10	BMW	27.391	17.492	56,6%
10	8	Audi	21.247	26.127	-18,7%

Global Coupe sales by Manufacturer

The global leader in the Coupe segment was F.C.A. with 181.111 sales in 2018 (-6.9%), ahead of Ford Group with 112.746 (-10.1%).

In third place Volkswagen Group with 100.188 units sold (+9%) followed by General Motors with 83.476 (-24.2%) and Tesla with 60.261 (+21.1%).

Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Group	Sales 2016	Sales 2017	Sales 2018	'+/- 2018
1	1	F.C.A.	193406	194.622	181.111	-6,9%
2	2	Ford Group	153064	125.432	112.746	-10,1%
3	4	Volkswagen Group	92855	91.916	100.188	9,0%
4	3	General Motors	121533	110.173	83.476	-24,2%
5	7	Tesla	32389,00	49.753	60.261	21,1%
6	6	Mazda	34341,68	61.792	57.455	-7,0%
7	5	Mercedes Daimler	60940,19	69.185	53.605	-22,5%
8	12	Hyundai-Kia	330	13.412	52.207	289,3%
9	10	BMW	24306,12	19.295	30.903	60,2%
10	8	Toyota Group	25380	22.859	17.531	-23,3%

Best Selling Models

The 2018 best-selling model globally was the Ford Mustang with 112.601 sales (-10.2%). Manufacturer since the 1965, it is the most iconic vehicles produced by Ford, having created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, affordable sporty coupe with long hoods and short rear decks. The 5th current generation, launched in the 2014 is distributed in over 135 countries.

In second place, the Dodge Charger with 91.456 sales (-9%). Introduced in US market in the 1966, this model has been developed across seven generation , the last introduced in the 2011. In third place, the Dodge Challenger with 70.352 units sold (+0.8%).

In fourth place, the Tesla Model X with 60261 units sold, surging to 21.1%.

In fifth place, the Chevrolet Camaro with 57.870 units (-23.7%). It went on sale on September 29, 1966, for the 1967 model year and was designed as a competing model to the Ford Mustang. Production was disconnected in the 2002 when end-life was announced. However, in the 2009 Chevrolet launched back the fifth generation, replaced in the 2016 by the sixth current version.

Data Source

This report is done utilizing data extracted from our GAD (Global Auto Database) the wider Auto Sales Database actually existing in the World, with sales data by region/area/country broken down by type/size/body-style/brand/model from January 2010 to the last month. Data are collected by over 300 sources, including all the official providers (local Minister of Transportations or Associations of car Manufacturers).

Copyright

Let us to remember to all the several global media and bloggers feeding from our articles for their publications, to quote and link us to not infringe our copyright and respect our job on collecting so many data. Thanks!

Rank 2018	Rank 2017	Model	Sales 2018	Sales 2017	'+/- 2018
1	1	Ford Mustang	112.601	125.337	-10,2%
2	2	Dodge Charger	91.456	100.471	-9,0%
3	4	Dodge Challenger	70.353	69.827	0,8%
4	6	Tesla Model X	60.261	49.752	21,1%
5	3	Chevrolet Camaro	57.870	75.823	-23,7%
6	5	Mazda MX-5	57.455	61.792	-7,0%
7	18	Kia Stinger	36.161	8.762	312,7%
8	8	Porsche 911	31.267	28.312	10,4%
9	7	Chevrolet Corvette	21.242	28.342	-25,1%
10	20	volkswagen Arteon	17.985	8.232	118,5%
11	9	Audi TT
12	31	Genesis G70
13	10	Mercedes CLS
14	13	BMW 6 Series
15	28	Porsche 718
16	21	Toyota GT86
17	12	Mercedes SLC
18	14	Jaguar F-Type
19	11	MG GT
20	17	Fiat 124 Spider
21	15	Subaru BRZ
22	93	BMW 6 Series GT
23	27	Mercedes Mayback S Class
24	30	Mercedes AMG GT
25	19	Porsche Boxster
26	16	Mercedes GLE Coupe
27	187	Mitsubishi Eclipse
28	22	Nissan 370Z
29	23	Porsche Cayman
30	25	Mercedes SL Class
31	29	Buick Cascada
32	38	Lexus LX V6
33	37	Lexus LC
34	41	Abarth 124 Spider
35	33	Jaguar XJ
36	40	Audi R8
37	45	BMW i8
38	32	Jaguar XJL
39	39	Nissan GT-R
40	36	Opel Cascada
41	121	Alpine A110
42	44	Maserati
43	34	Ferrari
43	46	Fiat 124
44	50	Ferrari 488
45	43	BMW Z4
46	49	Aston Martin DB11
47	103	BMW M-range
48	48	Lamborghini
49	52	Alfa Romeo 4C
50	68	Mini Cabrio
51	72	Mercedes-Maybach S-Class
52	63	Porsche 718 Cayman
53	57	Lamborghini Aventador
54	35	Mercedes AMG
55	54	Geely Emgrand GT
56	73	Aston Martin Vantage
57	69	Mclaren Mp4
58	59	Nissan Altima Coupe
59	66	Nissan Fairlady Z
60	65	Porsche 918
61	187	BMW 8 Series
62	100	Audi RS3
63	67	Lotus Elise
64	71	Porsche 718 Boxster
65	74	Abarth 124
66	26	Mercedes SLK
67	80	BMW i3/i8
68	81	Aston Martin V12 Vantage
69	70	Lamborghini Huracan
70	92	Porsche 911 Carrera
71	78	Peugeot RCZ
72	64	Ferrari California
73	77	Mini Cooper Convertible
74	94	BMW M6
75	82	Lotus Exige
76	76	Aston Martin Vanquish
77	103	Mercedes AMG S-Class
78	187	Ferrari Portofino
79	53	McLaren
80	95	Porsche Cayman/Boxster
81	61	Acura NSX
82	90	Porsche Cayenne S
83	60	Honda Accord Coupe
84	91	Alpina D5
85	87	BMW 2 Series Coupe
86	75	Lotus
87	84	Ferrari 488 GTB
88	79	Audi S6
89	159	McLaren 720S
90	83	Ferrari GTC4 Lusso
91	86	BMW 4 Series Cabrio
92	125	Ferrari 812 Superfast
93	112	Mercedes GT S
94	85	Aston Martin Rapide
95	89	BMW 4 Series Coupe
96	104	Aston Martin Convertible
97	106	ASA Cauype
98	121	Ford GT
99	116	McLaren 570S
100	97	Rolls-Royce Dawn

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World Best Selling Coupe 2016 was again the Ford Mustang stable from the previous year. The fast growing model within the top 10 was the Mazda MX-5 thanks to last generation success.

The Sport Coupe, probably the most fashioning car segment, in the 2016 was reported up 0.2% from the previous year at 0.8 million of global sales.

The leader unchanged and was always the same, the Ford Mustang.

When in March 9, 1964 the first units come out from the Dearborn plant the dream of Ford engineers was to create something special for the young generation that was revolutionizing the style of life in America. They assigned to this car the name of Mustang, as a small american horse. 50 years later, the sixth generation was unveiled during a global event on December 5, 2013, in Dearborn, New York, Los Angeles, Barcelona, Shanghai and Sydney. The car evolved as global icon and distributed in over 100 markets globally.

Fans have been clamoring for the return of hood vent-integrated turn signals for years, and in a nod to heritage Ford is honoring the request, bringing back the popular feature as standard equipment for owners of the 2016 Mustang GT. First offered on the 1967 Mustang, secondary indicators in the hood vents would come to represent an iconic piece of pony car DNA. Now, this segment-exclusive feature will serve as an additional “heads-up” for Mustang GT drivers.

The Ford Mustang global sales in the 2016 had been 144.000 (-0.7%) with US, Canada, China, Germany and Australia as top destination.

In second place the Dodge Charger with 104.000 (-4.7%), very popular in North America and in the Arabic Gulf, and third was the Chevrolet Camaro with 79.000 (+4.5%).

The fast growing model on the top ten has been the Mazda MX-5, up 43% at 37.000 units.

F2M Mobility Database

Thanks to the powerful F2M mobility database expanded, day after day, collecting sales of over 2.400 different models in all countries in the World, we can provide any kind of segmentation including this one. On demand, we are able to extract similar data for any segment in any country or regional area.

Below, you can sort our interactive tables to see data regarding Brands, Groups and Models. Please bear in mind that sales data are subject to adjustments as sources will update their information. This report is updated at the publishing date and will not be modified while the next on this subject will always have the year to date data updated.