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February 2017 YTD U.S. Passenger Car Sales Rankings - Top 157 Best-Selling Cars In America - Every Car Ranked

U.S. car sales plunged 12% in February 2017 as the market narrowly contracted. Through the first two months of 2017, overall auto sales are down by roughly 38,000 units. Yet outside of the passenger car market, auto sales have actually increased 6% so far this year.

But all five of America's most popular cars have sold less often in 2017's first two months than in the first two months of 2016. Far less often, in fact. The best-selling Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, and Honda Accord combined to lose 30,000 sales already this year.

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U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - January 2017
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - February 2016 YTD

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Perhaps some of that decline will be extinguished by the arrival of a new Toyota Camry in the coming months. Or perhaps the 2018 Camry will soon be faced with the same situation now facing the Honda Civic. Still fresh off a redesign, the Civic is blessed with an additional bodystyle – the hatchback launched late last year – yet Civic sales are down 8% so far this year.

The Hyundai Ioniq, Kia Niro, and Ford GT are the newest vehicles added to America's passenger car fleet. Argue over the Kia Niro's "crossover" status if you must, but it's a front-wheel-drive wagon in our books.

An increasingly popular front-wheel-drive wagon, too. In February, the Niro outsold the Chevrolet Volt, Toyota Prius Prime, Ford C-Max, Nissan Leaf, Chevrolet Bolt, and Toyota Prius V. In fact, the Niro outsold the Leaf and Bolt electric hatches combined. 

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Pickup Truck Sales In America - February 2017
Minivan Sales In America - February 2017

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Ford, meanwhile, reported the first three sales of its Canadian-built GT supercar. Don't expect the new, high-priced GT to sell in the kinds of numbers achieved by the more "affordable" previous-generation GT. If you wanted a copy of this new car, you needed to apply. 

Ford sold 3596 copies of the GT in the United States between 2004 and 2007. The new car's production run is capped at 500 units.

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Reminder: these are 2017 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort cars by February volume by clicking the February 2017 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.

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U.S. Vehicle Sales By Model - February 2017 YTD

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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 • January 2017 • February 2016

Rank	Car	Feb. 2017 YTD	Feb. 2016 YTD	% Change	Feb. 2017	Feb. 2016	% Change
#1	Honda Civic	50,134	54,448	-7.9%	27,039	27,707	-2.4%
#2	Toyota Corolla	48,728	54,271	-10.2%	27,161	30,659	-11.4%
#2.1	Toyota Corolla Sedan *	45,502	51,704	-12.0%	25,395	29,342	-13.5%
#2.2	Toyota Corolla iM *	3,226	2,567	25.7%	1,766	1,317	34.1%
#3	Toyota Camry	47,811	59,253	-19.3%	27,498	32,405	-15.1%
#4	Nissan Altima	45,474	50,476	-9.9%	26,543	28,320	-6.3%
#5	Honda Accord	42,991	46,550	-7.6%	23,455	25,785	-9.0%
#6	Chevrolet Cruze	35,316	27,360	29.1%	15,367	12,998	18.2%
#7	Ford Fusion	32,027	45,319	-29.3%	16,512	25,442	-35.1%
#8	Nissan Sentra	29,454	36,743	-19.8%	16,010	20,599	-22.3%
#9	Hyundai Elantra	29,139	21,858	33.3%	15,954	11,973	33.3%
#10	Hyundai Sonata	22,512	32,679	-31.1%	14,618	17,470	-16.3%
#11	Ford Focus	22,268	31,597	-29.5%	12,691	18,620	-31.8%
#12	Chevrolet Malibu	20,783	36,164	-42.5%	12,406	21,418	-42.1%
#13	Nissan Versa	18,739	20,255	-7.5%	9,869	12,249	-19.4%
#14	Kia Optima	16,741	18,043	-7.2%	8,892	9,630	-7.7%
#15	Subaru Impreza	15,571	13,530	15.1%	8,324	6,812	22.2%
#15.1	Subaru Impreza *	10,931	8,814	24.0%	5,826	4,432	31.5%
#15.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STI *	4,640	4,716	-1.6%	2,498	2,380	5.0%
#16	Kia Soul	15,494	21,033	-26.3%	7,702	11,842	-35.0%
#17	Volkswagen Jetta	14,863	17,552	-15.3%	8,017	9,375	-14.5%
#17.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	14,863	17,550	-15.3%	8,017	9,375	-14.5%
#17.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
#18	Kia Forte	14,773	13,516	9.3%	8,506	8,187	3.9%
#19	Dodge Charger	14,083	17,547	-19.7%	6,930	8,765	-20.9%
#20	Mazda 3	13,469	14,826	-9.2%	6,846	7,275	-5.9%
#21	Ford Mustang	13,344	17,573	-24.1%	8,298	9,993	-17.0%
#22	Chevrolet Impala	13,137	19,089	-31.2%	7,165	9,147	-21.7%
#23	Toyota Prius ²	12,699	13,518	-6.1%	6,780	7,175	-5.5%
#23.1	Toyota Prius *	9,971	13,502	-26.2%	5,418	7,169	-24.4%
#23.2	Toyota Prius Prime *	2,728	16	16,950%	1,362	6	22,233%
#24	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	12,598	11,181	12.7%	6,145	6,102	0.7%
#25	Volkswagen Passat	12,001	7,966	50.7%	6,114	4,380	39.6%
#26	Volkswagen Golf	11,608	7,638	52.0%	5,842	3,645	60.3%
#26.1	Volkswagen Golf SportWagen *	4,141	1,341	209%	2,094	635	230%
#26.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	3,595	3,129	14.9%	1,864	1,633	14.1%
#26.3	Volkswagen Golf *	2,307	1,873	23.2%	1,094	887	23.3%
#26.4	Volkswagen Golf R *	940	769	22.2%	497	292	70.2%
#26.5	Volkswagen e-Golf *	625	526	18.8%	293	198	48.0%
#27	Hyundai Accent	10,414	9,947	4.7%	3,352	4,897	-31.6%
#28	Chrysler 300	10,094	10,969	-8.0%	5,386	5,304	1.5%
#29	Dodge Challenger	9,500	10,803	-12.1%	6,107	5,142	18.8%
#30	Nissan Maxima	8,636	9,637	-10.4%	4,898	5,222	-6.2%
#31	BMW 3-Series	8,440	7,882	7.1%	4,408	4,595	-4.1%
#32	Chevrolet Camaro	8,246	11,702	-29.5%	4,658	6,151	-24.3%
#33	Ford Taurus	8,045	8,274	-2.8%	4,680	4,707	-0.6%
#33.1	Ford Taurus *	6,822	6,919	-1.4%	4,008	3,807	5.3%
#33.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *	1,223	1,355	-9.7%	672	900	-25.3%
#34	Subaru Legacy	7,806	8,927	-12.6%	3,924	4,454	-11.9%
#35	Ford Fiesta	7,556	6,314	19.7%	3,981	3,754	6.0%
#36	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	7,362	4,865	51.3%	3,340	2,362	41.4%
#37	Toyota Yaris	7,139	5,601	27.5%	3,858	3,213	20.1%
#37.1	Toyota Yaris iA *	4,752	4,145	14.6%	2,801	2,305	21.5%
#37.2	Toyota Yaris Hatchback *	2,387	1,456	63.9%	1,057	908	16.4%
#38	Mazda 6	6,898	6,189	11.5%	3,598	3,617	-0.5%
#39	Honda Fit	6,842	6,742	1.5%	3,764	3,647	3.2%
#40	Infiniti Q50	6,650	6,278	5.9%	3,444	3,364	2.4%
#41	Toyota Avalon	5,113	7,558	-32.4%	2,610	3,961	-34.1%
#42	Lexus ES	4,880	7,226	-32.5%	2,709	3,826	-29.2%
#43	BMW 4-Series	4,756	4,515	5.3%	2,812	2,683	4.8%
#44	Audi A4	4,506	3,425	31.6%	2,547	1,951	30.5%
#44.1	Audi A4 Sedan *	4,114	3,152	30.5%	2,377	1,827	30.1%
#44.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	392	273	43.6%	170	124	37.1%
#45	Acura TLX	4,309	5,319	-19.0%	2,406	3,080	-21.9%
#46	Chevrolet Sonic	4,235	7,919	-46.5%	2,140	4,241	-49.5%
#47	Lincoln MKZ	4,164	4,074	2.2%	2,074	2,128	-2.5%
#48	Hyundai Veloster	4,162	4,124	0.9%	1,724	2,101	-17.9%
#49	Mitsubishi Mirage	4,146	2,119	95.7%	2,835	1,156	145%
#50	Chrysler 200	4,055	10,944	-62.9%	2,194	6,259	-64.9%
#51	Mini Cooper	3,951	4,977	-20.6%	1,964	2,251	-12.7%
#51.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop 2-Door *	1,336	2,167	-38.4%	680	950	-28.4%
#51.2	Mini Cooper Clubman *	1,087	658	65.2%	499	381	31.0%
#51.3	Mini Cooper Hardtop 4-Door *	954	2,152	-55.7%	481	920	-47.7%
#51.4	Mini Cooper Convertible *	574	---	---	304	---	---
#52	Chevrolet Spark	3,834	2,882	33.0%	2,139	1,761	21.5%
#53	Audi A3	3,721	4,331	-14.1%	1,915	2,183	-12.3%
#54	Mitsubishi Lancer	3,693	3,520	4.9%	2,225	1,997	11.4%
#55	BMW 5-Series	3,480	6,553	-46.9%	2,731	2,758	-1.0%
#56	Chevrolet Volt	3,431	2,122	61.7%	1,820	1,126	61.6%
#57	Chevrolet Corvette	3,344	3,617	-7.5%	2,081	2,116	-1.7%
#58	Cadillac XTS	3,194	3,626	-11.9%	1,345	1,813	-25.8%
#59	Lexus IS	3,107	5,139	-39.5%	1,684	2,961	-43.1%
#60	Dodge Dart	3,080	11,104	-72.3%	1,683	5,824	-71.1%
#61	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	2,931	4,642	-36.9%	1,526	1,474	3.5%
#62	Buick LaCrosse	2,655	6,700	-60.4%	1,348	2,643	-49.0%
#63	Genesis G80	2,605	---	---	1,255	---	---
#64	Toyota Prius C ²	2,515	4,026	-37.5%	1,372	2,263	-39.4%
#65	Volkswagen Beetle	2,411	1,851	30.3%	1,330	912	45.8%
#65.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	1,584	1,217	30.2%	844	551	53.2%
#65.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	827	634	30.4%	486	361	34.6%
#66	Fiat 500	2,349	2,101	11.8%	1,131	1,120	1.0%
#67	Ford C-Max	2,261	2,357	-4.1%	1,315	1,370	-4.0%
#68	Lincoln Continental	2,246	---	---	1,079	---	---
#69	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	2,214	2,835	-21.9%	1,002	1,558	-35.7%
#70	Kia Niro	2,185	---	---	2,143	---	---
#71	Chevrolet Bolt	2,114	---	---	952	---	---
#72	Audi A6	2,102	1,905	10.3%	1,094	1,064	2.8%
#73	Mazda MX-5 Miata	2,037	1,319	54.4%	1,108	759	46.0%
#74	Cadillac ATS	1,979	2,658	-25.5%	1,005	1,591	-36.8%
#75	Buick Regal	1,974	4,261	-53.7%	1,023	1,608	-36.4%
#76	Kia Rio	1,826	2,891	-36.8%	840	1,461	-42.5%
#77	Nissan Leaf	1,809	1,685	7.4%	1,037	930	11.5%
#78	Jaguar XE	1,686	---	---	993	---	---
#79	Volvo S60	1,685	1,358	24.1%	1,074	865	24.2%
#79.1	Volvo S60 *	1,655	1,278	29.5%	1,060	823	28.8%
#79.2	Volvo S60 Cross Country *	30	80	-62.5%	14	42	-66.7%
#80	Toyota Prius V ²	1,659	2,317	-28.4%	892	1,112	-19.8%
#81	Cadillac CTS	1,604	2,474	-35.2%	913	1,461	-37.5%
#82	Infiniti Q60	1,542	304	407%	810	172	371%
#83	Cadillac CT6	1,436	---	---	802	---	---
#84	Acura ILX	1,432	2,733	-47.6%	739	1,500	-50.7%
#85	Porsche 911	1,366	1,221	11.9%	552	498	10.8%
#86	BMW 2-Series	1,256	1,795	-30.0%	598	1,085	-44.9%
#87	BMW 7-Series	1,168	1,463	-20.2%	623	616	1.1%
#88	Toyota 86/Scion FR-S	1,077	1,061	1.5%	603	554	8.8%
#89	Lexus GS	958	2,465	-61.1%	536	1,167	-54.1%
#90	Buick Cascada	944	583	61.9%	632	495	27.7%
#91	Lexus RC	942	1,675	-43.8%	495	920	-46.2%
#92	Buick Verano	898	5,925	-84.8%	488	3,066	-84.1%
#93	Infiniti Q70	890	986	-9.7%	414	494	-16.2%
#94	Audi A7	885	861	2.8%	471	429	9.8%
#95	Maserati Ghibli	879	808	8.8%	523	483	8.3%
#96	Lexus CT	851	1,384	-38.5%	458	762	-39.9%
#97	Genesis G90	795	---	---	327	---	---
#98	Nissan 370Z	748	768	-2.6%	424	410	3.4%
#99	BMW i3	700	430	62.8%	318	248	28.2%
#100	Kia Cadenza	688	959	-28.3%	372	585	-36.4%
#101	Jaguar F-Type	674	698	-3.4%	344	365	-5.8%
#102	Volvo V60	673	629	7.0%	425	406	4.7%
#102.1	Volvo V60 *	401	399	0.5%	278	252	10.3%
#102.2	Volvo V60 Cross Country *	272	230	18.3%	147	154	-4.5%
#103	Smart Fortwo	672	821	-18.1%	348	422	-17.5%
#104	Audi A5	637	1,117	-43.0%	333	602	-44.7%
#105	Jaguar XF	607	1,516	-60.0%	317	790	-59.9%
#106	Volvo S90	593	---	---	369	---	---
#107	Lexus LS	574	771	-25.6%	294	374	-21.4%
#108	Hyundai Azera	572	847	-32.5%	294	438	-32.9%
#109	Subaru BRZ	548	786	-30.3%	344	425	-19.1%
#110	Fiat 124 Spider	542	---	---	302	---	---
#111	Audi A8	505	563	-10.3%	251	218	15.1%
#112	Mercedes-Benz SLC-Class & SLK-Class	504	536	-6.0%	268	270	-0.7%
#113	Hyundai Genesis ³	488	4,883	-90.0%	302	2,976	-89.9%
#114	Alfa Romeo Giulia	482	---	---	412	---	---
#115	Porsche Cayman	480	425	12.9%	203	237	-14.3%
#116	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	462	583	-20.8%	230	369	-37.7%
#117	BMW 6-Series	459	450	2.0%	201	265	-24.2%
#118	Jaguar XJ	402	648	-38.0%	234	356	-34.3%
#119	Audi TT	354	355	-0.3%	191	200	-4.5%
#120	Volkswagen CC	346	630	-45.1%	179	251	-28.7%
#121	Chevrolet SS	312	253	23.3%	248	165	50.3%
#122	Porsche Boxster	289	436	-33.7%	123	193	-36.3%
#123	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	264	625	-57.8%	131	338	-61.2%
#124	Maserati Quattroporte	237	271	-12.5%	115	142	-19.0%
#125	Honda CR-Z	207	320	-35.3%	118	128	-7.8%
#126	Toyota Mirai	193	56	245%	110	30	267%
#127	Acura RLX	183	201	-9.0%	103	103	0.0%
#128	Fiat 500L	178	727	-75.5%	72	370	-80.5%
#129	Maserati GranTurismo	176	174	1.1%	144	103	39.8%
#130	Mercedes-AMG GT	174	220	-20.9%	93	95	-2.1%
#131	BMW Z4	158	97	62.9%	88	55	60.0%
#132	Audi R8	130	20	550%	65	9	622%
#133	Bentley Continental GT	126	77	63.6%	70	45	55.6%
#134	Nissan GT-R	120	96	25.0%	55	30	83.3%
#135	Scion tC	111	1,632	-93.2%	39	917	-95.7%
#136	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	109	95	14.7%	56	37	51.4%
#137	BMW i8	108	86	25.6%	58	54	7.4%
#138	Dodge Viper	107	72	48.6%	54	44	22.7%
#139	Acura NSX	96	---	---	46	---	---
#140	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	85	92	-7.6%	25	71	-64.8%
T141	Alfa Romeo 4C	69	115	-40.0%	31	47	-34.0%
T141	Honda FCX Clarity	69	---	---	27	---	---
#143	Kia K900	65	151	-57.0%	31	83	-62.7%
#144	Porsche Panamera	63	629	-90.0%	28	293	-90.4%
#145	Volvo XC70	43	539	-92.0%	19	287	-93.4%
T146	Lincoln MKS	37	1,137	-96.7%	17	599	-97.2%
T146	Bentley Flying Spur	37	58	-36.2%	18	12	50.0%
T146	Volvo V90 Cross Country	37	---	---	33	---	---
#149	Bentley Mulsanne	17	8	113%	14	5	180%
#150	Hyundai Equus	9	457	-98.0%	4	286	-98.6%
#151	Hyundai Ioniq	5	---	---	1	---	---
T152	Ford GT	3	---	---	3	---	---
T152	Cadillac ELR	3	158	-98.1%	---	91	-100%
T152	Honda Crosstour	3	456	-99.3%	3	190	-98.4%
T152	Volvo S80	3	84	-96.4%	2	43	-95.3%
T156	Honda Insight	1	19	-94.7%	---	---	---
T156	Mitsubishi i MiEV	1	7	-85.7%	1	5	-80.0%
#288	Scion xB	---	1,569	-100%	---	787	-100%
#289	Volkswagen Eos	---	233	-100%	---	110	-100%
#291	Infiniti Q40	---	26	-100%	---	16	-100%
#292	Dodge Avenger	---	15	-100%	---	6	-100%
#293	Nissan Cube	---	10	-100%	---	7	-100%
#294	Scion xD	---	4	-100%	---	1	-100%
#295	Lexus LFA	---	3	-100%	---	2	-100%
#296	Scion iQ	---	3	-100%	---	1	-100%
#298	Jaguar XK	---	2	-100%	---	1	-100%
#300	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	---	1	-100%	---	1	-100%
	Total  °	897,250	1,027,502	-12.7%	486,223	555,019	-12.4%
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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 14% to 9044 in February; down 15% to 16,873 YTD.
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.
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 two months were 174 and 30 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 11% to 1700 in February, down 9% to 2900 YTD.
WSJ Model S estimate: down 14% to 1800 in February; down 6% to 3700 YTD.

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