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January 2017 U.S. Passenger Car Sales Rankings - Top 151 Best-Selling Cars In America - Every Car Ranked

January 2017 hosted the arrival of a number of new cars to be U.S. market.

The Volvo V90 Cross Country and Kia Niro generated their first U.S. sales in January, which was also the Chevrolet Bolt's first month of availability.

You could argue – and you will – whether the V90 Cross Country should be placed with SUVs and crossovers. There'll be a V90 sans Cross Country to not argue about shortly. GM and Kia would also lead you to believe that the Bolt and Niro are deserving of crossover consideration. Neither front-wheel-drive vehicle even offers an all-wheel-drive option.

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U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - 2016 Year End
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - January 2016

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Less controversial is the Honda Civic, America's best-selling car in January 2017 despite tumbling 14% year-over-year. The Civic, second-ranked Toyota Corolla, and third-ranked Toyota Camry all lost a significant chunk of sales. Indeed, 15 of the 20 most popular cars in America in January 2017 sold less often than in January 2016.

The sharpest passenger car declines among continuing volume vehicles belonged to the Hyundai Sonata (down 48%), Chevrolet Malibu (down 43%), Dodge Challenger and Chevrolet Impala (down 40%), Chevrolet Camaro (down 35%), Ford Mustang (down 33%), and Toyota Avalon (down 30%. 

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U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - October 2016 YTD
Pickup Truck Sales In America - October 2016
Minivan Sales In America - October 2016

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The Ford Focus, Toyota Camry, and Ford Fusion all posted losses of at least 20%, as well.

There were positive outcomes for a number of high-volume cars. The Chevrolet Cruze reported its best month since August. Hyundai Elantra sales increased on a YOY basis for a second consecutive month. The Nissan Versa and Hyundai Accent reported big gains. And the new Subaru Impreza produced positive showroom traffic, with the new sedan/hatch growing 17% to 5105 units.

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Reminder: these are January 2017 rankings, but you can sort cars by prior year volume by clicking the January 2016 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 • December 2016 • January 2016/span>

Rank	Car	Jan. 2017	Jan. 2016	% Change
#1	Honda Civic	23,095	26,741	-13.6%
#2	Toyota Corolla	21,567	23,612	-8.7%
#2.1	Toyota Corolla Sedan *	20,107	22,362	-10.1%
#2.2	Toyota Corolla iM/Scion iM *	1,460	1,250	16.8%
#3	Toyota Camry	20,313	26,848	-24.3%
#4	Chevrolet Cruze	19,949	14,362	38.9%
#5	Honda Accord	19,536	20,765	-5.9%
#6	Nissan Altima	18,931	22,156	-14.6%
#7	Ford Fusion	15,515	19,877	-21.9%
#8	Nissan Sentra	13,444	16,144	-16.7%
#9	Hyundai Elantra	13,185	9,885	33.4%
#10	Ford Focus	9,577	12,977	-26.2%
#11	Nissan Versa	8,870	8,006	10.8%
#12	Chevrolet Malibu	8,377	14,746	-43.2%
#13	Hyundai Sonata	7,894	15,209	-48.1%
#14	Kia Optima	7,849	8,413	-6.7%
#15	Kia Soul	7,792	9,191	-15.2%
#16	Subaru Impreza	7,247	6,718	7.9%
#16.1	Subaru Impreza *	5,105	4,382	16.5%
#16.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STI *	2,142	2,336	-8.3%
#17	Dodge Charger	7,153	8,782	-18.5%
#18	Hyundai Accent	7,062	5,050	39.8%
#19	Volkswagen Jetta	6,846	8,177	-16.3%
#19.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	6,846	8,175	-16.3%
#19.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	---	2	-100%
#20	Mazda 3	6,623	7,551	-12.3%
#21	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	6,453	5,079	27.1%
#22	Kia Forte	6,267	5,329	17.6%
#23	Chevrolet Impala	5,972	9,942	-39.9%
#24	Toyota Prius ²	5,919	6,343	-6.7%
#24.1	Toyota Prius *	4,553	6,333	-28.1%
#24.2	Toyota Prius Prime *	1,366	10	13,560%
#25	Volkswagen Passat	5,887	3,586	64.2%
#26	Volkswagen Golf	5,766	3,993	44.4%
#26.1	Volkswagen Golf SportWagen *	2,047	706	190%
#26.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	1,731	1,496	15.7%
#26.3	Volkswagen Golf *	1,213	986	23.0%
#26.4	Volkswagen Golf R *	443	477	-7.1%
#26.5	Volkswagen e-Golf *	332	328	1.2%
#27	Ford Mustang	5,046	7,580	-33.4%
#28	Chrysler 300	4,708	5,665	-16.9%
#29	Mercedes-Benz E-Class & CLS-Class ³	4,155	2,790	48.9%
#30	BMW 3-Series	4,032	3,287	22.7%
#31	Subaru Legacy	3,882	4,473	-13.2%
#32	Nissan Maxima	3,738	4,415	-15.3%
#33	Chevrolet Camaro	3,588	5,551	-35.4%
#34	Ford Fiesta	3,575	2,560	39.6%
#35	Dodge Challenger	3,393	5,661	-40.1%
#36	Ford Taurus	3,365	3,567	-5.7%
#36.1	Ford Taurus *	2,814	3,112	-9.6%
#36.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *	551	455	21.1%
#37	Mazda 6	3,300	2,572	28.3%
#38	Toyota Yaris	3,281	2,388	37.4%
#38.1	Toyota Yaris iA/Scion iA *	1,951	1,840	6.0%
#38.2	Toyota Yaris Hatchback *	1,330	548	143%
#39	Infiniti Q50	3,206	2,914	10.0%
#40	Honda Fit	3,078	3,095	-0.5%
#41	Toyota Avalon	2,503	3,597	-30.4%
#42	Hyundai Veloster	2,438	2,023	20.5%
#43	Lexus ES	2,171	3,400	-36.1%
#44	Chevrolet Sonic	2,095	3,678	-43.0%
#45	Lincoln MKZ	2,090	1,946	7.4%
#46	Mini Cooper	1,987	2,726	-27.1%
#46.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop 2-Door *	656	1,217	-46.1%
#46.2	Mini Cooper Clubman *	588	277	112%
#46.3	Mini Cooper Hardtop 4-Door *	473	1,232	-61.6%
#46.4	Mini Cooper Convertible *	270	---	---
#47	Audi A4	1,959	1,474	32.9%
#47.1	Audi A4 Sedan *	1,737	1,325	31.1%
#47.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	222	149	49.0%
#48	BMW 4-Series	1,944	1,832	6.1%
#49	Acura TLX	1,903	2,239	-15.0%
#50	Chrysler 200	1,861	4,685	-60.3%
#51	Cadillac XTS	1,849	1,813	2.0%
#52	Audi A3	1,806	2,148	-15.9%
#53	Chevrolet Spark	1,695	1,121	51.2%
#54	Chevrolet Volt	1,611	996	61.7%
#55	Mitsubishi Lancer	1,468	1,523	-3.6%
#56	Lexus IS	1,423	2,178	-34.7%
#57	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	1,405	3,168	-55.7%
#58	Dodge Dart	1,397	5,280	-73.5%
#59	Genesis G80	1,350	---	---
#60	Mitsubishi Mirage	1,311	963	36.1%
#61	Buick LaCrosse	1,307	4,057	-67.8%
#62	Chevrolet Corvette	1,263	1,501	-15.9%
#63	Fiat 500	1,218	981	24.2%
#64	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	1,212	1,277	-5.1%
#65	Lincoln Continental	1,167	---	---
#66	Chevrolet Bolt	1,162	---	---
#67	Toyota Prius C ²	1,143	1,763	-35.2%
#68	Volkswagen Beetle	1,081	939	15.1%
#68.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	740	666	11.1%
#68.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	341	273	24.9%
#69	Audi A6	1,008	841	19.9%
#70	Kia Rio	986	1,430	-31.0%
#71	Cadillac ATS	974	1,067	-8.7%
#72	Buick Regal	951	2,653	-64.2%
#73	Ford C-Max	946	987	-4.2%
#74	Mazda MX-5 Miata	929	560	65.9%
#75	Porsche 911	814	723	12.6%
#76	Nissan Leaf	772	755	2.3%
#77	Toyota Prius V ²	767	1,205	-36.4%
#78	BMW 5-Series	749	3,795	-80.3%
#79	Infiniti Q60	732	132	455%
T80	Acura ILX	693	1,233	-43.8%
T80	Jaguar XE	693	---	---
#82	Cadillac CTS	691	1,013	-31.8%
#83	BMW 2-Series	658	710	-7.3%
#84	Cadillc CT6	634	---	---
#85	Volvo S60	611	493	23.9%
#85.1	Volvo S60 *	595	455	30.8%
#85.2	Volvo S60 Cross Country *	16	38	-57.9%
#86	BMW 7-Series	545	847	-35.7%
#87	Infiniti Q70	476	492	-3.3%
#88	Toyota 86/Scion FR-S	474	507	-6.5%
#89	Genesis G90	468	---	---
#90	Lexus RC	447	755	-40.8%
#91	Lexus GS	422	1,298	-67.5%
#92	Audi A7	414	432	-4.2%
#93	Buick Verano	410	2,859	-85.7%
#94	Lexus CT	393	622	-36.8%
#95	BMW i3	382	182	110%
#96	Maserati Ghibli	356	325	9.5%
#97	Jaguar F-Type	330	333	-0.9%
T98	Smart Fortwo	324	399	-18.8%
T98	Nissan 370Z	324	358	-9.5%
#100	Kia Cadenza	316	374	-15.5%
#101	Buick Cascada	312	88	255%
#102	Audi A5	304	515	-41.0%
#103	Jaguar XF	290	726	-60.1%
#104	Lexus LS	280	397	-29.5%
#105	Hyundai Azera	278	409	-32.0%
#106	Porsche Cayman	277	188	47.3%
#107	BMW 6-Series	258	185	39.5%
#108	Audi A8	254	345	-26.4%
#109	Volvo V60	248	223	11.2%
#109.1	Volvo V60 *	123	147	-16.3%
#109.2	Volvo V60 Cross Country *	125	76	64.5%
#110	Fiat 124 Spider	240	---	---
#111	Mercedes-Benz SLC-Class & SLK-Class	236	266	-11.3%
#112	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	232	214	8.4%
#113	Volvo S90	224	---	---
#114	Subaru BRZ	204	361	-43.5%
#115	Hyundai Genesis ³	186	1,907	-90.2%
#116	Jaguar XJ	168	292	-42.5%
#117	Volkswagen CC	167	379	-55.9%
#118	Porsche Boxster	166	243	-31.7%
#119	Audi TT	163	155	5.2%
#120	Maserati Quattroporte	122	129	-5.4%
#121	Fiat 500L	106	357	-70.3%
#122	Honda CR-Z	89	192	-53.6%
#123	Toyota Mirai	83	26	219%
#124	Mercedes-AMG GT	81	125	-35.2%
#125	Acura RLX	80	98	-18.4%
#126	Scion tC	72	715	-89.9%
T127	BMW Z4	70	42	66.7%
T127	Alfa Romeo Giulia	70	---	---
T129	Nissan GT-R	65	66	-1.5%
T129	Audi R8	65	11	491%
#131	Chevrolet SS	64	88	-27.3%
#132	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	60	21	186%
#133	Bentley Continental GT	56	32	75.0%
T134	Dodge Viper	53	28	89.3%
T134	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	53	58	-8.6%
T136	BMW i8	50	32	56.3%
T136	Acura NSX	50	---	---
#138	Honda FCX	42	---	---
#139	Kia Niro	42	---	---
#140	Alfa Romeo 4C	38	68	-44.1%
#141	Porsche Panamera	35	336	-89.6%
#142	Kia K900	34	68	-50.0%
#143	Maserati GranTurismo	32	71	-54.9%
#144	Lincoln MKS	20	538	-96.3%
#145	Bentley Flying Spur	19	46	-58.7%
#146	Hyundai Equus	5	171	-97.1%
#147	Volvo V90 Cross Country	4	---	---
T148	Cadillac ELR	3	67	-95.5%
T148	Bentley Mulsanne	3	3	0.0%
T150	Honda Insight	1	19	-94.7%
T150	Volvo S80	1	41	-97.6%
#281	Scion xB	---	782	-100%
#282	Honda Crosstour	---	266	-100%
#283	Volkswagen Eos	---	123	-100%
#285	Infiniti Q40	---	10	-100%
#286	Dodge Avenger	---	9	-100%
#287	Nissan Cube	---	3	-100%
#288	Scion xD	---	3	-100%
#290	Mitsubishi i MiEV	---	2	-100%
#291	Scion iQ	---	2	-100%
#292	Jaguar XK	---	1	-100%
#293	Lexus LFA	---	1	-100%
---	Total	410,999	472,231	-13.0%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC & WSJ
* 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 16% to 7829.
³ Hyundai USA combines sales of the Genesis and Genesis Coupe. Mercedes-Benz USA, not GCBC, is also intermittently combining E-Class and CLS-Class sales figures.
° Overall market figure is a combination of all reported sales figures.
† Tesla figures are estimates from HybridCars.com.
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 Aston Martin and Lotus in 2017's first month were 87 and 15 units, respectively. 
Tesla, unfortunately, doesn't release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but we source estimates from HybridCars.com and The Wall Street Journal.
HybridCars.com Model S sales estimate: down 8% to 1200.
WSJ Model S estimate: up 3% to 1900.

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