May 2015 YTD U.S. Passenger Car Sales Rankings - Top 154 Best-Selling Cars In America - Every Car Ranked
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May 2015 YTD U.S. Passenger Car Sales Rankings - Top 154 Best-Selling Cars In America - Every Car Ranked


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U.S. sales of traditional passenger cars declined by more than 3% in May 2015, the best May ever for the overall U.S. auto industry. Indeed, the majority of new car nameplates played no role in enhancing the growth of the overall industry. Rather, they were detractors.

From the best-selling Toyota Camry's 12% year-over-year decline to the Chevrolet Cruze's 27% drop, most of the most popular cars in America weren't as popular in May 2015 as they were in May 2014.


U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - June 2015 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - April 2015 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - May 2014 YTD


But Volkswagen wagon sales - the departing Jetta SportWagen and the new Golf SportWagen - were up 8%. 


To 2013 units. 

Or just 6% of the Volkswagen brand's volume in the United States last month.

Wagon loyalists are, in fact, loyal. But there aren't that many to be loyal. In its first month on sale, Honda sold 6381 copies of the HR-V, a Fit-based crossover that really, truly is an ever-so-slightly elevated hatchback/wagon. It's about to be shockingly popular, but don't for a second think that Honda could have sold 6381 copies of a Civic wagon last month if only it a Civic wagon was on sale. 


Top 13 Best-Selling Pickup Trucks In America - May 2015 YTD
Commercial Van Sales In America - May 2015 YTD
Minivan Sales In America - May 2015 YTD


No, when Americans think car, they continue to think of reliable passenger vehicles with trunks: Camry, Corolla, Altima, Civic, Accord, Fusion, and Cruze. Not a single one of those seven top-selling nameplates are available as a hatch or a wagon. And it's not hurting them at all.


U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - May 2015 YTD
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - May 2015 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - May 2015 YTD


Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by May volume by clicking the May 2015 column header, or you can rank cars by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Car column header.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • June 2015 • April 2015 • May 2014
Rank
Car
May 2015 YTD
May 2014 YTD
%
Change
May
2015
May
2014
% Change
#1Toyota Camry178,408181,876-1.9%43,83749,584-11.6%
#2Toyota Corolla159,486143,40911.2%36,76836,6110.4%
#3Nissan Altima142,613150,342-5.1%33,63036,053-6.7%
#4Honda Civic129,574134,796-3.9%34,47236,089-4.5%
#5Honda Accord128,269152,949-16.1%32,37339,637-18.3%
#6Ford Fusion127,749137,894-7.4%31,32533,881-7.5%
#7Chevrolet Cruze105,291119,330-11.8%23,75232,393-26.7%
#8Hyundai Elantra102,08595,3297.1%23,43221,8677.2%
#9Ford Focus95,02894,6900.4%23,93423,6831.1%
#10Nissan Sentra88,70176,80115.5%20,61621,932-6.0%
#11Chrysler 20088,00937,833133%20,0073,140537%
#12Chevrolet Malibu81,29287,368-7.0%21,46119,28811.3%
#13Hyundai Sonata80,62281,152-0.7%18,01820,404-11.7%
#14Kia Optima66,47868,947-3.6%16,34916,843-2.9%
#15Subaru Outback60,40551,23017.9%12,38411,6416.4%
#16Nissan Versa56,76556,3270.8%10,12111,243-10.0%
#17Ford Mustang56,57136,60054.6%13,6169,76139.5%
#18Kia Soul56,14262,677-10.4%13,88615,606-11.0%
#19Volkswagen Jetta55,93864,217-12.9%12,87513,915-7.5%
#19.1Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *53,63455,646-3.6%12,65012,0495.0%
#19.2Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *2,3048,571-73.1%2251,866-87.9%
#20BMW 3-Series & 4-Series Â³54,17345,11420.1%12,86810,91517.9%
#21Chevrolet Impala49,66564,121-22.5%11,50613,348-13.8%
#22Toyota Prius Â²47,04059,489-20.9%12,64818,636-32.1%
#22.1Toyota Prius Sedan *44,61451,760-13.8%11,92115,944-25.2%
#22.2Toyota Prius Plug-In *2,4267,729-68.6%7272,692-73.0%
#23Mazda 345,62743,3245.3%10,31710,682-3.4%
#24Dodge Charger43,05841,3234.2%7,7778,277-6.0%
#25Dodge Dart42,35330,74237.8%8,6678,6440.3%
#26Subaru Impreza39,10936,9925.7%8,5388,616-0.9%
#26.1Subaru Impreza *26,24025,8221.6%5,6435,659-0.3%
#26.2Subaru Impreza WRX/STi *12,86911,17015.2%2,8952,957-2.1%
#27Kia Forte35,27532,1059.9%8,5847,19619.3%
#28Volkswagen Passat35,21142,553-17.3%8,1808,955-8.7%
#29Mercedes-Benz C-Class35,02127,42727.7%7,4135,28440.3%
#30Subaru XV Crosstrek34,89328,33123.2%7,8765,77836.3%
#31Chevrolet Camaro33,98238,951-12.8%9,75310,340-5.7%
#32Honda Fit30,96518,12670.8%6,3423,48582.0%
#33Dodge Challenger30,16621,90437.7%7,4385,74829.4%
#34Hyundai Accent29,43528,5443.1%4,4286,117-27.6%
#35Chevrolet Sonic29,08240,672-28.5%9,0678,7843.2%
#36Ford Fiesta27,51828,631-3.9%9,4267,20930.8%
#37Mazda 626,97522,12521.9%5,5805,4612.2%
#38Subaru Legacy24,64714,72367.4%5,0003,05363.8%
#39Volkswagen Golf24,5798,941175%6,3081,793252%
#39.1Volkswagen Golf GTI *9,4854,84495.8%1,8261,10864.8%
#39.2Volkswagen Golf *9,2704,083127%1,972685188%
#39.3Volkswagen Golf SportWagen *3,120------1,788------
#39.4Volkswagen Golf R *1,4791410,464%312------
#39.5Volkswagen e-Golf *1,225------410------
#40Lexus ES24,29927,662-12.2%5,5536,523-14.9%
#41Toyota Avalon23,68026,426-10.4%5,4867,324-25.1%
#42Chrysler 30020,75022,448-7.6%4,0424,653-13.1%
#43BMW 5-Series20,61619,6774.8%4,2574,752-10.4%
#44Ford Taurus19,92328,379-29.8%4,9386,994-29.4%
#44.1Ford Taurus *15,54324,054-35.4%3,9316,020-34.7%
#44.2Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *4,3804,3251.3%1,0079743.4%
#45Lexus IS19,59919,641-0.2%4,3454,403-1.3%
#46Mercedes-Benz E-Class18,64128,097-33.7%3,9426,168-36.1%
#47Acura TLX18,186------4,352------
#48Buick LaCrosse17,73819,948-11.1%3,9544,681-15.5%
#49Mini Cooper17,2599,36684.3%3,8143,24417.6%
#49.1Mini Cooper 2-Door * 8,8025,41762.5%1,7312,248-23.0%
#49.2Mini Cooper 4-Door *6,375------1,578------
#49.3Mini Cooper Convertible *1,3141,369-4.0%318351-9.4%
#49.4Mini Cooper Roadster *550597-7.9%136175-22.3%
#49.5Mini Cooper Coupe *207434-52.3%4892-47.8%
#49.6Mini Cooper Clubman *111,549-99.3%3378-99.2%
#50Infiniti Q5016,93015,5838.6%3,4232,93816.5%
#51Toyota Prius C16,16516,992-4.9%3,7634,590-18.0%
#52Chevrolet Spark15,55218,591-16.3%2,7055,177-47.8%
#53Chevrolet Corvette15,50015,0213.2%3,5143,3285.6%
#54Buick Verano15,27918,106-15.6%3,2463,816-14.9%
#55Hyundai Genesis14,75710,93734.9%3,1683,437-7.8%
#56Audi A314,4235,283173%3,4932,26154.5%
#57Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class13,7128,91853.8%2,8161,214132%
#58Fiat 50013,10714,851-11.7%2,6143,337-21.7%
#59Lincoln MKZ12,71715,986-20.4%3,2963,714-11.3%
#60Kia Rio12,41516,709-25.7%3,6153,929-8.0%
#61Toyota Prius V11,89311,971-0.7%3,1523,567-11.6%
#62Mitsubishi Mirage11,8326,81673.6%3,3691,70098.2%
#63Audi A411,76015,653-24.9%3,0083,450-12.8%
#63.1Audi A4 Sedan *10,68414,034-23.9%2,7853,123-10.8%
#63.2Audi A4 Allroad *1,0761,619-33.5%223327-31.8%
#64Toyota Venza11,18013,932-19.8%2,2983,324-30.9%
#65Volkswagen Beetle10,80913,543-20.2%2,6852,729-1.6%
#65.1Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *6,0547,948-23.8%1,3301,461-9.0%
#65.2Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *4,7555,595-15.0%1,3551,2686.9%
#66Nissan Maxima10,46819,923-47.5%1,5783,256-51.5%
#67Cadillac ATS10,29612,552-18.0%2,3532,497-5.8%
#68Cadillac XTS10,1439,7973.5%1,7091,959-12.8%
#69Toyota Yaris9,8787,21037.0%2,4011,61648.6%
#70Lexus GS9,4998,61110.3%1,8841,7537.5%
#71Mitsubishi Lancer9,3677,69621.7%1,4631,4222.9%
#72Hyundai Veloster9,13612,416-26.4%2,2492,971-24.3%
#73Mercedes-Benz S-Class8,9879,451-4.9%1,9222,173-11.6%
#74Audi A68,9789,719-7.6%2,0272,151-5.8%
#75Ford C-Max8,70210,510-17.2%2,6072,833-8.0%
#76Cadillac CTS8,15413,834-41.1%1,7922,905-38.3%
#77Scion tC7,9447,8541.1%1,8781,921-2.2%
#78Buick Regal7,85910,560-25.6%1,8302,396-23.6%
#79Nissan Leaf7,74210,389-25.5%2,1043,117-32.5%
#80Scion xB7,3767,0005.4%1,4981,532-2.2%
#81Volvo S607,3528,884-17.2%1,5071,814-16.9%
#82Infiniti Q406,9297,049-1.7%1,1641,694-31.3%
#83Acura ILX6,8097,429-8.3%1,6731,6292.7%
#84Lexus CT200h6,0056,816-11.9%1,4361,762-18.5%
#85Audi A55,6186,984-19.6%1,3411,914-29.9%
#86Lexus RC5,601------1,343------
#87Fiat 500L5,5465,643-1.7%1,2451,434-13.2%
#88BMW 6-Series4,8465,011-3.3%351401-12.5%
#89Scion FR-S4,7456,534-27.4%1,2741,664-23.4%
#90Chevrolet Volt4,3976,838-35.7%1,6181,684-3.9%
#91BMW 7-Series4,3913,16338.8%94360755.4%
#92BMW 2-Series (& 1-Series) Â³4,2752,58865.2%1,11995716.9%
#93Porsche 9114,2594,359-2.3%841864-2.7%
#94BMW i33,9053361,062%818336143%
#95Infiniti Q703,8712,34665.0%69139873.6%
#96Honda Crosstour3,7595,703-34.1%8871,011-12.3%
#97Nissan 370Z3,3353,452-3.4%800927-13.7%
T98Lincoln MKS3,3044,086-19.1%613851-28.0%
T98Hyundai Azera3,3043,486-5.2%432667-35.2%
#100Jaguar XF3,1443,1300.4%48841617.3%
#101Lexus LS3,0723,372-8.9%615693-11.3%
#102Kia Cadenza2,9304,380-33.1%526990-46.9%
#103Smart Fortwo2,8503,974-28.3%83768921.5%
#104Audi A72,7073,783-28.4%838861-2.7%
#105Volkswagen CC2,5594,950-48.3%5821,030-43.5%
#106Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class2,3572,668-11.7%522623-16.2%
#107Subaru BRZ2,2593,738-39.6%606852-28.9%
#108Mazda MX-5 Miata2,2142,251-1.6%449530-15.3%
#109Porsche Panamera2,0552,448-16.1%358465-23.0%
#110Volvo XC702,0221,77713.8%387431-10.2%
#111Infiniti Q601,9263,268-41.1%3671,004-63.4%
#112Mercedes-Benz SL-Class1,8982,173-12.7%420458-8.3%
#113Audi A81,8702,049-8.7%416432-3.7%
#114Volvo V601,8622,269-17.9%241553-56.4%
#115Jaguar F-Type1,7011,30929.9%369431-14.4%
#116Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class1,6591,978-16.1%411453-9.3%
#117Jaguar XJ1,5471,914-19.2%317336-5.7%
#118Porsche Cayman1,3761,562-11.9%304312-2.6%
#119Porsche Boxster1,2451,772-29.7%307411-25.3%
#120Chevrolet SS1,1801,445-18.3%287297-3.4%
T121Honda CR-Z1,0881,697-35.9%246389-36.8%
T121Volkswagen Eos1,0881,540-29.4%349467-25.3%
#123Hyundai Equus9891,527-35.2%170324-47.5%
#124Acura RLX9761,855-47.4%239324-26.2%
#125BMW Z49671,099-12.0%78108-27.8%
#126Honda Insight9652,000-51.8%139493-71.8%
#127Mercedes-Benz B-Class930------278------
#128Volvo V60 CC929------293------
#129Dodge Avenger89835,119-97.4%1116,055-98.2%
#130Nissan Cube6751,958-65.5%108354-69.5%
#131Nissan GT-R66748138.7%1119418.1%
#132Scion xD6593,608-81.7%92823-88.8%
#133Chevrolet Caprice PPV6441,298-50.4%124241-48.5%
#134Volvo S80640834-23.3%14711033.6%
#135BMW i8596------117------
#136Kia K900542592-8.4%133227-41.4%
#137Cadillac ELR53129381.2%11652123%
#138Mercedes-AMG GT501------296------
#139Scion iQ3691,028-64.1%64241-73.4%
#140Audi R8312357-12.6%735240.4%
#141Alfa Romeo 4C295------40------
#142Dodge Viper289318-9.1%5863-7.9%
#143Mazda 22595,854-95.6%101,294-99.2%
#144Jaguar XK227701-67.6%30121-75.2%
#145Porsche 918 Spyder106------20------
#146Acura TL768,026-99.1%101,480-99.3%
#147Mercedes-Benz CL-Class52133-60.9%---18-100%
#148Mitsubishi i MiEV4975-34.7%1835-48.6%
#149Acura TSX274,744-99.4%4941-99.6%
#149.1Acura TSX Sedan *254,269-99.4%4859-99.5%
#149.2Acura TSX SportWagon *2475-99.6%---82-100%
#150Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG23142-83.8%335-91.4%
#151Audi TT14745-98.1%1189-99.5%
#152Volvo C707675-99.0%---91-100%
T153Mercedes-Benz R-Class46-33.3%1------
T153Lexus LFA410-60.0%---1-100%
#155Mitsubishi Galant---122-100%---------
#156Volvo C30---64-100%---1-100%
#157Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class---1-100%---------
#158Honda FCX---1-100%---------
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Total
3,284,5333,309,783-0.8% 767,937 795,151 -3.4%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 15% to 75,098 YTD; down 27% to 19,563 YTD.
³ BMW has chosen to include sales of the 4-Series within figures for the 3-Series, presumably for year-over-year consistency's sake, while also combining the 1-Series and 2-Series. Hyundai does the same with the Genesis and Genesis Coupe.
Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands in the first five months of 2015 were 425, 885, 315, 61, and 475, respectively. Tesla, unfortunately, doesn't release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but Automotive News now issues estimates for the brand, and those estimates say Tesla sold 1700 cars in May; 8500 YTD. HybridCars.com, which typically estimated much lower Model S sales, estimates 2300 May sales; 9100 YTD.




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