2013 Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 87 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - Every SUV Ranked
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2013 Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 87 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - Every SUV Ranked


2014 Mazda CX-5 GT
Mazda's CX-5, Canada's Eight-Ranked SUV/CUV,
Generated One Quarter Of Mazda's Canadian Volume In 2013
30% of the new vehicles sold in Canada in 2013 were SUVs or crossovers, up from 29% a year ago thanks to a 9% year-over-year increase in year end utility vehicle sales. 

Six utility vehicles expired in 2013: two from Mazda (which were replaced by the CX-5), one from Mitsubishi, two Chrysler Group SUVs (one of which was directly replaced by the Jeep Cherokee) and the long-dead Kia Borrego. The crossover market also gained new entries from Chevrolet, with the Trax, and Buick, with the Encore. Hyundai is killing off the Veracruz and has added the Santa Fe XL to the lineup.


2013 Nissan Pathfinder
Nissan's Trebling Of Pathfinder Volume Represented The
Best Year-Over-Year Increase Of Any SUV/CUV In 2013
Yet none of these vehicles were or are leaders in Canada's SUV/CUV marketplace. The Ford Escape led the way with a resounding 10,660-unit victory. Put another way, had sales of the second-ranked Honda CR-V grown 35% in 2013, the Escape's 2.4% improvement would still have been sufficient to fend of its closest rival. 

The CR-V stole second place from the Toyota RAV4 with a best-selling performance in December. (The RAV4 was Canada's top-selling utility vehicle in March.) The RAV4's 28% year-over-year improvement translated to 7214 extra sales for Toyota Canada - it outsold the Camry by nearly 15,000 units in 2013.

• All 257 Vehicles Ranked By 2013 Canadian Sales
• All 148 Cars Ranked By 2013 Canadian Sales

2013 Lexus RX350 F-Sport Silver
The Lexus RX Led All Premium Brand Utilities With 7789
Sales In 2013, 8% Of Which Were Hybrid-Derived
The fourth-ranked Dodge Journey was one of six nameplates in the top 20 to report a year-over-year decline. Journey sales peaked at 29,021 in its fourth year on sale, 2011, but have fallen slightly in each of the last two years.

The Hyundai Santa Fe Sport rounded out the top five with an 11% year-over-year improvement. The Santa Fe Sport's Kia sibling, the 11th-ranked Sorento, was a bright spot for Kia Canada in 2013 as brand-wide volume fell 7%. Kia sales fell in each of 2013's twelve months, in fact, but the Sorento, the brand's number two seller, joined the Rio in keeping the situation from completely falling apart. Kia brand sales were up 11% compared with 2011's output, which was a record-setting year before 2012's boom.

There were significant improvements introduced in October's rankings of SUV sales. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increases/decreases from last year. As a result, we've also included vehicles like the Kia Borrego and Dodge Nitro, nameplates which collected sales in 2012 but not this year. At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you're on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

Reminder: these are 2013 year end rankings, but you can sort SUVs and crossovers by December volume by clicking the December 2013 column header, or you can rank nameplates by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header. Just remember, the list is horizontally flipped from the norm: YTD on the left, monthly data on the right.


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 • December 2014 • January 2014 • November 2013

Rank
SUV/Crossover
2013
2012
%
Change
December
2013
December
2012
% Change
#1
Ford Escape
45,141
44,099
2.4%
2,999
2,781
7.8%
#2
Honda CR-V
34,481
33,339
3.4%
4,040
1,959
106%
#3
Toyota RAV4
33,156
25,942
27.8%
2,303
1,487
54.9%
#4
Dodge Journey
27,745
28,888
-4.0%
1,223
1,578
-22.5%
#5
Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Â³
26,010
23,394
11.2%
1,524
1,971
-22.7%
#6
Chevrolet Equinox
19,819
20,390
-2.8%
1,458
1,048
39.1%
#7
Jeep Wrangler
18,578
18,996
-2.2%
831
988
-15.9%
#8
Mazda CX-5
17,648
11,301
56.2%
1,251
786
59.2%
#9
Ford Edge
17,274
18,837
-8.3%
910
1,011
-10.0%
#10
Nissan Rogue
16,878
14,329
17.8%
1,844
923
99.8%
#11
Kia Sorento
14,542
14,031
3.6%
666
1,022
-34.8%
#12
GMC Terrain
11,802
12,302
-4.1%
746
901
-17.2%
#13
Hyundai Tucson
11,685
13,969
-16.4%
1,034
597
73.2%
#14
Jeep Grand Cherokee
11,587
10,416
11.2%
882
683
29.1%
#15
Subaru Forester
11,239
7,156
57.1%
922
610
51.1%
#16
Ford Explorer
10,772
10,427
3.3%
819
768
6.6%
#17
Nissan Pathfinder
7,936
2,666
198%
683
530
28.9%
#18
Lexus RX
7,789
7,130
9.2%
572
540
5.9%
#18.1
Lexus RX350 *
7,165
6,388
12.2%
508
478
6.3%
#18.2
Lexus RX450h *
624
742
-15.9%
64
62
3.2%
#19
Mitsubishi RVR
7,653
6,334
20.8%
419
398
5.3%
#20
Toyota Highlander
7,648
6,851
11.6%
591
610
-3.1%
#20.1
Toyota Highlander *
6,649
5,735
15.9%
525
487
7.8%
#20.2
Toyota Highlander Hybrid *
999
1,116
-10.5%
66
123
-46.3%
#21
Audi Q5
7,547
6,152
22.7%
624
564
10.6%
#22
Volkswagen Tiguan
7,385
5,657
30.5%
605
276
119%
#23
Chevrolet Trax
7,013
27
25,874%
468
27
1,633%
#24
Kia Sportage
6,935
8,107
-14.5%
258
424
-39.2%
#25
Honda Pilot
6,356
5,807
9.5%
321
398
-19.3%
#26
Jeep Compass
6,228
6,003
3.7%
205
301
-31.9%
#27
Acura MDX
6,114
5,242
16.6%
598
506
18.2%
#28
Acura RDX
6,112
4,726
29.3%
498
398
25.1%
#29
Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class
5,979
5,279
13.3%
416
562
-26.0%
#30
BMW X3
5,658
5,017
12.8%
274
332
-17.5%
#31
Jeep Patriot
5,372
6,667
-19.4%
242
385
-37.1%
#32
Mitsubishi Outlander
5,262
5,267
-0.1%
464
544
-14.7%
#33
Mercedes-Benz M-Class
4,804
5,539
-13.3%
457
402
13.7%
#34
GMC Acadia
4,741
4,899
-3.2%
487
345
41.2%
#35
BMW X5
4,704
3,975
18.3%
524
172
205%
#36
Nissan Juke
4,077
3,738
9.1%
269
189
42.3%
#37
Cadillac SRX
3,765
3,102
21.4%
270
268
0.7%
#38
Buick Encore
3,550
---
---
292
---
---
#39
Nissan Murano
3,384
4,303
-21.4%
151
241
-37.3%
#40
Buick Enclave
3,286
3,283
0.1%
309
209
47.8%
#41
Chevrolet Traverse
3,281
3,333
-1.6%
211
200
5.5%
#42
Lincoln MKX
3,238
3,792
-14.6%
215
237
-9.3%
#43
Hyundai Santa Fe XL Â³
3,210
---
---
282
---
---
#44
Infiniti JX/QX60
3,191
2,178
46.5%
242
163
48.5%
#45
Toyota 4Runner
3,110
2,878
8.1%
282
250
12.8%
#46
BMW X1
2,910
4,776
-39.1%
356
294
21.1%
#47
Jeep Cherokee
2,906
---
---
1,508
---
---
#48
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class
2,408
1,846
30.4%
180
196
-8.2%
#49
Ford Flex
2,302
3,268
-29.6%
111
207
-46.4%
#50
Volkswagen Touareg
2,087
1,975
5.7%
157
149
5.4%
#51
Mini Countryman
2,067
1,731
19.4%
249
177
40.7%
#52
Porsche Cayenne
2,050
1,628
25.9%
162
143
13.3%
#53
Dodge Durango
2,045
2,398
-14.7%
169
137
23.4%
#54
Land Rover Range Rover Sport
1,806
1,634
10.5%
246
116
112%
#55
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
1,782
1,254
42.1%
122
140
-12.9%
#56
Audi Q7
1,781
1,653
7.7%
122
122
0.0%
#57
Volvo XC60
1,681
1,885
-10.8%
99
125
-20.8%
#58
Ford Expedition
1,638
1,872
-12.5%
86
186
-53.8%
#59
Chevrolet Tahoe
1,632
1,108
47.3%
140
85
64.7%
#60
Infiniti EX/QX50
1,445
1,360
6.3%
107
97
10.3%
#61
Mazda CX-9
1,436
1,412
1.7%
70
182
-61.5%
#62
GMC Yukon
1,333
1,188
12.2%
113
165
-31.5%
#63
Chevrolet Suburban
1,183
1,022
15.8%
77
71
8.5%
#64
GMC Yukon XL
1,171
1,111
5.4%
106
66
60.6%
#65
Suzuki Grand Vitara
1,149
1,807
-36.4%
135
130
3.8%
#66
Nissan Xterra
1,070
931
14.9%
76
76
0.0%
#67
BMW X6
749
998
-24.9%
22
66
-66.7%
#68
Toyota Sequoia
744
744
0.0%
63
52
21.2%
#69
Toyota FJ Cruiser
656
726
-9.6%
49
100
-51.0%
#70
Infiniti FX/QX70
601
758
-20.7%
24
45
-46.7%
#71
Land Rover Range Rover
590
421
40.1%
62
56
10.7%
#72
Cadillac Escalade
583
742
-21.4%
48
64
-25.0%
#72.1
Cadillac Escalade *
440
564
-22.0%
37
48
-22.9%
#72.3
Cadillac Escalade ESV *
143
178
-19.7%
11
16
-31.3%
#73
Nissan Armada
539
537
0.4%
37
33
12.1%
#74
Land Rover LR2
520
373
39.4%
39
29
34.5%
#75
Volvo XC90
500
454
10.1%
27
19
42.1%
#76
Land Rover LR4
438
586
-25.3%
33
64
-48.4%
#77
Infiniti QX56/QX80
413
374
10.4%
26
28
-7.1%
#78
Lincoln MKT
392
450
-12.9%
25
26
-3.8%
#79
Hyundai Veracruz
370
1,981
-81.3%
---
101
-100%
#80
Lexus GX460
351
376
-6.6%
60
48
25.0%
#81
Lexus LX570
296
259
14.3%
29
14
107%
#82
Lincoln Navigator
295
546
-46.0%
27
28
-3.6%
#83
Subaru Tribeca
234
390
-40.0%
14
40
-65.0%
#84
Mercedes-Benz G-Class
209
127
64.6%
20
16
25.0%
#85
Toyota Land Cruiser Âº
173
222
-22.1%
16
25
-36.0%
#86
Acura ZDX
49
110
-55.5%
7
12
-41.7%
#87
Jeep Liberty
13
875
-98.5%
---
1
-100%
#90
Mazda CX-7
---
3,102
-100%
---
---
---
#91
Mazda Tribute
---
444
-100%
---
---
---
#93
Mitsubishi Endeavor
---
114
-100%
---
2
-100%
#94
Dodge Nitro
---
91
-100%
---
1
-100%
#95
Honda Element
---
10
-100%
---
---
---
#96
Kia Borrego
---
4
-100%
---
---
---
---
Total
530,282487,4418.8% 39,700 32,318 22.8%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
Red font indicates year-over-year declining sales
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
³ Total Santa Fe sales: down 8.4% to 1806 in December; up 24.9% to 29,220 in 2013
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada.

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