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Old 10-03-2005, 07:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Top Selling Cars & Trucks in the U.S. Year to Date

OCT 3, 2005; Reuters reported the following 20 top-selling vehicles in the U.S. through September of 2005 as reported by the automakers.

Total sales of the top 20 vehicles rose 5.1 percent or 212,017 units to 4,379,568.

Following is a list of the top-20 selling vehicles, ranked by total units.

RANK VEHICLE 2005 2004 '04 RANK % Chng
1 Ford F-Series pickup 694,690 697,938 1 -0.5
2 Chevy Silverado-C/K pickup 570,278 526,911 2 +8.2
3 Toyota Camry 336,349 325,324 4 +3.4
4 Dodge Ram pickup 318,812 328,929 3 -3.1
5 Honda Accord 292,398 297,645 5 -1.8
6 Toyota Corolla 265,426 254,189 7 +4.4
7 Honda Civic 233,838 241,180 9 -3.0
8 Nissan Altima 205,145 181,098 17 +13.3
9 Ford Explorer 196,878 260,030 6 -24.3
10 Chevrolet TrailBlazer 190,964 207,855 11 -8.1
11 GMC Sierra pickup 187,371 160,935 19 +16.4
12 Chevrolet Impala 182,279 219,452 10 -16.9
13 Dodge Caravan 179,307 185,375 13 -3.3
14 Chevrolet Cobalt 166,331 0 17 NA
15 Jeep Grand Cherokee 163,821 134,591 18 +21.7
16 Chevrolet Malibu 162,891 127,337 N/A +27.9
17 Ford Taurus 161,667 200,128 8 -19.2
18 Ford Focus 155,072 166,596 14 -6.9
19 Chrysler Town & Country 141,301 105,339 +34.1
20 Ford Econoline 135,801 130,943 N/A +3.7


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I'm surprised the Taurus is still in the top 20.
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I'm surprised the Taurus is still in the top 20.
With the direction the company is going, I'm surprised any Ford is in the top 20 - save the F-150.
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Alright, always good to see.

I wonder why the Explorer is taking such a greater hit than the Trailblazer. Doesn't it get better mileage out of its V6? I guess its a styling issue.

I'm shocked to see the Sierra at number 11. And the Impala at 12!!

Nice to see the Cobalt climbing.

Grand Cherokee is impervious to gas prices.

The Focus redesign was a waste.
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HEY, it looks like the Trailblazer might unseat the Explorer as the best selling SUV in the country this year. Only 5,900 units away.

Of course, the Grand Cherokee is picking up steam in a major way.
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HEY, it looks like the Trailblazer might unseat the Explorer as the best selling SUV in the country this year. Only 5,900 units away.

Of course, the Grand Cherokee is picking up steam in a major way.
Not with the 06 Explorer just around the corner.
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With the direction the company is going, I'm surprised any Ford is in the top 20 - save the F-150.
With the spin that the media puts on it who wouldn't think Ford was going to be bankrupt by next week?... and GM by the end of the month.

The Ford Econoline always blows my mind. 99% of that suckers sales have got to be commercial.

if the frickn corolla/matrix are going to buddy up to inflate the numbers I think its about time we start tacking the HHR numbers on to the Cobalt!!!!!!

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With the direction the company is going, I'm surprised any Ford is in the top 20 - save the F-150.
With the direction GM is going, funny thier still even in buisness

Ford's always sell well, just the media is dumb as bricks
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With the direction GM is going, funny thier still even in buisness

Ford's always sell well, just the media is dumb as bricks
I wasn't commenting on GM. I'm not exactly a GM fan either, rather more so of the Ford kind.... if you get my drift.

The performance by Ford Motor Company has been unacceptable for far too long - and this chart shows the continued decline of Ford. I don't know what else can be said?
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Alright, always good to see.

I wonder why the Explorer is taking such a greater hit than the Trailblazer. Doesn't it get better mileage out of its V6? I guess its a styling issue.

I'm shocked to see the Sierra at number 11. And the Impala at 12!!

Nice to see the Cobalt climbing.

Grand Cherokee is impervious to gas prices.

The Focus redesign was a waste.
Explorer is essentially one thin little ,minivan.. fugly, bad quality cheap no resale value Fugly ford

Focomo is fooling no one that this is an SUv

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So you're telling me this is better?




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A lot more personality in its design.
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A lot more personality in its design.
I have to agree. I've always liked the Trailblazer's exterior design. The design of the pictured Explorer is so bland it puts me to sleep. The 2006 Explorer is much better.
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Ford's always sell well, just the media is dumb as bricks
You do realize that Chevy is outselling Ford for 2005 so far, right?
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A lot more personality in its design.
The TrailBlazer does have a nice exterior design, but that is pretty much the only thing good about it.
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