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Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In America - February 2011

Strong performances by America's most popular cars in February are evidenced by the lack of red font in the table below. Among the Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In America from February 2011, only three suffered declining sales compared with February 2010. The Ford Focus will be replaced soon; the Nissan Versa dropped by 8.9% alongside strong Sentra sales, and the Mazda 3 fell 1.7% as news of a facelift and improved engines reached the press.

In terms of specific one-on-one battles in February, you'll notice the 2011 Ford Fusion topping both the Honda Accord and Nissan Altima. Having achieved two consecutive months of best-selling car status in Canada, the 2011 Hyundai Elantra wasn't able to conquer the Nissan Sentra, Chevrolet Cruze, Honda Civic, or Toyota Corolla in the USA. Without the Cobalt's 153 sales, the Chevrolet Cruze still maintains its position inside the top ten.

Expanding this list to the twenty cars for the sake of being thorough brings about unanticipated results - did you know the Kia Soul was that popular? Up 85.7% over February 2010 and 25.1% over January 2011, the Soul out-sold heavily marketed vehicles like the Ford Fiesta and BMW 3-Series. At the same time the stylish Soul out-performed the Kia Forte and Kia Optima, both of which posted significant year-over-year gains.

The Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In America are as follows.

Rank	Car	Status	February 2011	Last Month	February 2010
#1	Toyota Camry	â†‘	27,212	18,145	16,552
#2	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	â†“	25,860	20,581	16,996
#3	Ford Fusion	â†‘	23,111	14,346	16,459
#4	Honda Accord	â†‘	22,916	15,012	22,456
#5	Nissan Altima	â†“	20,808	16,454	16,198
#6	Honda Civic	â†”	19,121	14,634	16,471
#7	Chevrolet Malibu	â†‘	19,092	14,102	15,150
#8	Chevrolet Cruze/Cobalt	â†‘	18,709	14,037	14,101
#9	Chevrolet Impala	â†“	16,290	15,188	11,740
#10	Hyundai Sonata	â†”	15,723	13,261	7506
#11	Toyota Prius	â†‘	13,539	10,635	7968
#12	Nissan Sentra	â†‘	12,599	9538	7828
#13	Volkswagen Jetta	â†“	12,591	11,460	7828
#14	Hyundai Elantra	â†“	12,289	9659	7966
#15	Ford Focus	â†”	10,879	9014	13,708
#16	Nissan Versa	â†‘	10,578	8682	11,609
#17	Mazda 3	â†‘	8077	5015	8215
#18	Subaru Outback	â†”	7951	6980	6189
#19	Kia Soul	â†‘	6684	5345	3600
#20	Chevrolet HHR	â†“	6398	7387	4658

Source: Manufacturers And Automotive News Data Center

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