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General Motors has thankfully introduced the new Chevrolet Colorado, a successor to the forever-outgoing Colorado, which succeeded the S-10. In the meantime, Chevrolet dealers have been slowly getting rid of the first Colorado and its twin, the GMC Canyon.
Fewer than 300 Colorados have been sold in each of the last seven months. Fewer than 100 Canyons have been sold in each of the last eight months. Of course, there haven't been many to buy, but their joint hiatus has led to their status as two of the worst-selling vehicles in America on both a percentage decline and volume basis.
GCBC made changes to America's worst-selling vehicles list last month in order to avoid arbitrary price distinctions, intended sales volumes, and production delays and departures. This means vehicles like the Colorado and Canyon are eligible for this list despite the fact that they're not actually being rejected by buyers. They were rejected, but now they're just widely unavailable.
There are continuing vehicles shown in the tables below, however. Consider the very rare - rarer this November than last - Mitsubishi i MiEV, Scion iQ, Nissan Cube, and Kia Sedona. 19 vehicles sold less often than the Jaguar F-Type last month, ten sold less often than the Audi R8, five sold less often than the cancelled Volvo C30.
You can always select a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page to find historical monthly and yearly sales figures from both Canada and the United States. Pertinent links are clickable at the bottom of this post, but you can also find related links at the Best Sellers page.
December 2013 - October 2013 - November 2012
Source: Automakers & ANDC
Vehicles which sold at least once in November 2012 but didn't sell at all in November 2013: Dodge Caliber, Jeep Liberty, Mercedes-Benz B-Class, Mercedes-Benz CLK, Mercedes-Benz R-Class, Ford Crown Victoria, Ford Ranger, Lincoln Town Car, Cadillac DTS, Cadillac STS, Chevrolet Aveo, Hyundai Veracruz, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Mitsubishi Endeavor, Suzuki Kizashi, Suzuki SX4, Suzuki Grand Vitara, Lexus HS250h, and Audi A3.
Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce do not release monthly sales data. Bentley and Maserati do not report model-specific sales data.
^ Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: 7702 in November, up 59.2% from 4838, and 51,388 YTD, down 5.4% from 54,328. Total Infiniti G sedan/Q50 sales: 7174 in November, up 85.9% from 3860, and 42,044 YTD, down 0.7% from 42,346.
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Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America - November 2013
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| YOY, Ford C-Max Sales Were Chopped In Half In November |
Fewer than 300 Colorados have been sold in each of the last seven months. Fewer than 100 Canyons have been sold in each of the last eight months. Of course, there haven't been many to buy, but their joint hiatus has led to their status as two of the worst-selling vehicles in America on both a percentage decline and volume basis.
GCBC made changes to America's worst-selling vehicles list last month in order to avoid arbitrary price distinctions, intended sales volumes, and production delays and departures. This means vehicles like the Colorado and Canyon are eligible for this list despite the fact that they're not actually being rejected by buyers. They were rejected, but now they're just widely unavailable.
• All 268 Vehicles Ranked By November 2013/YTD U.S. Sales
There are continuing vehicles shown in the tables below, however. Consider the very rare - rarer this November than last - Mitsubishi i MiEV, Scion iQ, Nissan Cube, and Kia Sedona. 19 vehicles sold less often than the Jaguar F-Type last month, ten sold less often than the Audi R8, five sold less often than the cancelled Volvo C30.
You can always select a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page to find historical monthly and yearly sales figures from both Canada and the United States. Pertinent links are clickable at the bottom of this post, but you can also find related links at the Best Sellers page.
December 2013 - October 2013 - November 2012
Rank | Worst-Selling Vehicle By Percentage Decline | % Change | November 2013 | November 2012 |
#1 | Chevrolet Colorado | - 99.5% | 6 | 1327 |
#2 | GMC Canyon | - 98.8% | 4 | 330 |
#3 | Volvo C30 | - 89.8% | 27 | 266 |
#4 | Mitsubishi Galant | - 86.1% | 41 | 295 |
#5 | Chevrolet Avalanche | - 85.7% | 255 | 1778 |
#6 | Acura ZDX | - 73.0% | 10 | 37 |
#7 | Mitsubishi i MiEV | - 71.4% | 12 | 42 |
#8 | Mazda 2 | - 71.0% | 724 | 2495 |
#9 | Volkswagen Routan | - 69.1% | 258 | 836 |
#10 | Toyota Yaris | - 67.5% | 712 | 2194 |
#11 | Infiniti G/Q60 ^ | - 62.6% | 1811 | 4838 |
#12 | Scion iQ | - 62.4% | 234 | 623 |
#13 | Nissan Cube | - 60.8% | 310 | 791 |
#14 | Kia Sedona | - 56.6% | 522 | 1203 |
#15 | Infiniti FX/QX70 | - 54.1% | 547 | 1191 |
#16 | Nissan Quest | - 54.1% | 547 | 1191 |
#17 | Infiniti M | - 53.6% | 364 | 784 |
#18 | Volkswagen CC | - 52.3% | 1048 | 2197 |
#19 | Ford C-Max | - 50.5% | 2398 | 4848 |
#20 | Lexus LFA | - 50.0% | 2 | 4 |
Rank | Worst-Selling Vehicle By Volume | November 2013 | November 2012 | % Change |
#1 | Lexus LFA | 2 | 4 | - 50.0% |
#2 | GMC Canyon | 4 | 330 | - 98.8% |
#3 | Chevrolet Colorado | 6 | 1327 | - 99.5% |
#4 | Acura ZDX | 10 | 37 | - 73.0% |
#5 | Mitsubishi i MiEV | 12 | 42 | - 71.4% |
#6 | Volvo C30 | 27 | 266 | - 89.8% |
#7 | Mercedes-Benz CL-Class | 36 | 63 | - 42.9% |
T8 | Mitsubishi Galant | 41 | 295 | - 86.1% |
T8 | Dodge (SRT) Viper | 41 | --- | --- |
T8 | Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG | 41 | 28 | 46.4% |
#11 | Audi R8 | 78 | 50 | 56.0% |
#12 | Nissan GT-R | 95 | 85 | 11.8% |
#13 | Jaguar XK | 103 | 106 | - 2.8% |
#14 | Subaru Tribeca | 107 | 164 | - 34.8% |
#15 | Audi TT | 155 | 216 | - 28.2% |
#16 | BMW Z4 | 162 | 229 | - 29.3% |
#17 | Volvo S80 | 173 | 265 | - 34.7% |
#18 | Chevrolet SS | 178 | --- | --- |
#19 | Volvo C70 | 213 | 292 | - 27.1% |
#20 | Jaguar F-Type | 222 | --- | --- |
Vehicles which sold at least once in November 2012 but didn't sell at all in November 2013: Dodge Caliber, Jeep Liberty, Mercedes-Benz B-Class, Mercedes-Benz CLK, Mercedes-Benz R-Class, Ford Crown Victoria, Ford Ranger, Lincoln Town Car, Cadillac DTS, Cadillac STS, Chevrolet Aveo, Hyundai Veracruz, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Mitsubishi Endeavor, Suzuki Kizashi, Suzuki SX4, Suzuki Grand Vitara, Lexus HS250h, and Audi A3.
Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce do not release monthly sales data. Bentley and Maserati do not report model-specific sales data.
^ Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: 7702 in November, up 59.2% from 4838, and 51,388 YTD, down 5.4% from 54,328. Total Infiniti G sedan/Q50 sales: 7174 in November, up 85.9% from 3860, and 42,044 YTD, down 0.7% from 42,346.
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Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America - December 2013
Top 20 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America - October 2013
Top 10 Worst-Selling Vehicles In America - November 2012
U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - November 2013 YTD
Top 30 Best-Selling Vehicles In America - November 2013
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We're still months away from seeing properly strong inventory of the new Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon. In February 2014, there were no copies of the old Canyon sold. Chevrolet sold one Colorado, enough to tie it with - yes, you're reading...
- Top 20 Worst-selling Vehicles In America - January 2014
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- Top 20 Worst-selling Vehicles In Canada - December 2013
It's Terrific. But Canadians Are Overwhelmingly Rejecting The Mazda 6, More So Than They Did In 2012 When It Wasn't Popular To Begin With.Not including nameplates which completely expired, 38 different nameplates reported Canadian sales...
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Almost dead and gone, the Chevrolet Avalanche's 93% year-over-year decline was the worst among vehicles competing in Canada in November 2013. Also near the top (bottom?) of the heap was the near-defunct Volvo C30. The Jaguar XK, on the other...
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