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March 2017 YTD Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 100 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - Every SUV Ranked

Surging Nissan Rogue sales, a tremendous launch of the new Honda CR-V, continued growth from the Toyota RAV4, and renewed growth from the Ford Escape are powering the Canadian SUV/crossover sector to new heights in early 2017.

First-quarter volume jumped 9% across the sector as Canadian new vehicle demand grew to record levels, bolstered largely by demand for utility vehicles. These 100 nameplates now account for 40% of all Canadian new vehicle sales.

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Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - March 2017 YTD
Canada Car Sales Rankings By Model - March 2017 YTD

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And of the nearly 171,000 SUVs and crossovers sold through the first three months of 2017, the top four have generated nearly one-quarter. 

In order to produce such lofty sales levels, automakers are incentivizing new vehicle sales by an average of almost $6000, according to J.D. Power. But the effort level required by dealers to get SUVs/crossovers out the door is not remotely as significant as it is, for example, to move a discontinued Chrysler 200 off the lot. 

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Utility vehicles are in demand. Honda doesn't even have enough CR-V inventory to meet demand, for example, and a number of new SUVs will be joining the rankings in the coming months. Expect to soon see the Volkswagen Atlas. There's a new Chevrolet Equinox landing now; a new Chevrolet Traverse soon. Volkswagen is also replacing the Tiguan later this year. Subaru just revealed a thiny-veiled version of its production Ascent. The list goes on.

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Canada SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - February 2017 YTD

Canada SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - March 2016 YTD

Canada Pickup Truck Sales By Model - March 2017

Canada Minivan Sales By Model - March 2017

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As a result, the 40% market share achieved by the SUV/crossover sector in early 2017 may seem like a small figure five years from now. Fuel prices aren't a deterrent as many of the most popular crossovers drink like a midsize car. And with strong lease deals on utility vehicles thanks to superior residual value, automakers will find a way to move buyers out of Altimas and Sentras and into Muranos and Rogues.

Reminder: these are 2017 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by February 2017 volume by clicking the February 2017 column header, or you can rank vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. 

Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header. 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.

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. Mobile users can now thumb across the table for full-width access.

Click Column Headers To Sort • February 2017 • March 2016

Rank	SUV/Crossover	March 2017 YTD	March 2016 YTD	% Change	March 2017	March 2016	% Change
#1	Nissan Rogue	10,481	7,115	47.3%	4,888	2,993	63.3%
#2	Honda CR-V	10,465	8,725	19.9%	4,374	3,974	10.1%
#3	Toyota RAV4	9,979	9,589	4.1%	4,272	3,970	7.6%
#4	Ford Escape	8,932	8,205	8.9%	3,884	3,484	11.5%
#5	Jeep Cherokee	6,594	7,202	-8.4%	2,475	3,021	-18.1%
#6	Hyundai Tucson	5,652	4,331	30.5%	2,589	1,792	44.5%
#7	Chevrolet Equinox	5,178	3,603	43.7%	2,493	1,544	61.5%
#8	Mazda CX-5	5,108	4,851	5.3%	1,885	2,198	-14.2%
#9	Dodge Journey	4,513	3,554	27.0%	2,027	1,449	39.9%
#10	Hyundai Santa Fe Sport	4,266	5,075	-15.9%	2,109	2,142	-1.5%
#11	Ford Explorer	3,568	2,541	40.4%	1,468	1,121	31.0%
#12	Jeep Wrangler	3,533	4,113	-14.1%	1,211	1,657	-26.9%
#13	Jeep Grand Cherokee	3,523	3,495	0.8%	1,384	1,353	2.3%
#14	Ford Edge	3,405	4,598	-25.9%	1,489	2,259	-34.1%
#15	Toyota Highlander	3,370	2,964	13.7%	1,319	1,210	9.0%
#16	Honda HR-V	3,307	2,031	62.8%	1,475	817	80.5%
#17	GMC Terrain	2,977	2,182	36.4%	1,308	829	57.8%
#18	Nissan Murano	2,941	3,049	-3.5%	1,281	1,270	0.9%
#19	Subaru Forester	2,911	2,573	13.1%	1,303	1,080	20.6%
#20	Nissan Pathfinder	2,842	2,659	6.9%	1,185	1,073	10.4%
#21	Kia Sorento	2,841	3,204	-11.3%	1,332	1,309	1.8%
#22	Kia Sportage	2,704	1,836	47.3%	1,180	1,007	17.2%
#23	Subaru Outback	2,331	2,086	11.7%	1,061	1,056	0.5%
#24	Dodge Durango	1,899	1,660	14.4%	844	1,048	-19.5%
#25	Lexus RX	1,870	1,583	18.1%	746	662	12.7%
#26	Chevrolet Trax	1,836	1,823	0.7%	978	1,019	-4.0%
#27	Mazda CX-3	1,829	2,017	-9.3%	843	851	-0.9%
#28	Audi Q5	1,825	1,503	21.4%	850	694	22.5%
#29	Volkswagen Tiguan	1,764	2,260	-21.9%	602	841	-28.4%
#30	Toyota 4Runner	1,763	1,505	17.1%	696	600	16.0%
#31	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class	1,662	825	102%	724	304	138%
#32	Acura RDX	1,555	1,379	12.8%	646	694	-6.9%
#33	Mitsubishi Outlander	1,540	1,307	17.8%	669	516	29.7%
#34	Subaru Crosstrek	1,506	1,829	-17.7%	674	788	-14.5%
#35	Buick Encore	1,485	743	99.9%	672	363	85.1%
#36	BMW X5	1,478	1,338	10.5%	502	535	-6.2%
#37	Honda Pilot	1,475	1,671	-11.7%	537	658	-18.4%
#38	BMW X3	1,435	1,137	26.2%	665	500	33.0%
#39	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class	1,433	1,927	-25.6%	538	797	-32.5%
#40	Lexus NX	1,367	1,169	16.9%	611	519	17.7%
#41	Cadillac XT5	1,310	---	---	589	---	---
#42	Mitsubishi RVR	1,191	1,275	-6.6%	504	524	-3.8%
#43	BMW X1	1,180	890	32.6%	576	392	46.9%
#44	Acura MDX	1,180	1,111	6.2%	549	431	27.4%
#45	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	1,162	1,116	4.1%	308	440	-30.0%
#46	Jeep Renegade	1,122	1,115	0.6%	409	554	-26.2%
#47	Audi Q7	1,115	1,058	5.4%	434	382	13.6%
#48	Hyundai Santa Fe XL	1,085	1,863	-41.8%	457	1,187	-61.5%
#49	GMC Acadia	1,071	999	7.2%	390	388	0.5%
#50	Jeep Patriot	984	1,777	-44.6%	326	982	-66.8%
#51	Chevrolet Traverse	897	594	51.0%	457	294	55.4%
#52	Infiniti QX60	880	954	-7.8%	387	419	-7.6%
#53	Mazda CX-9	813	327	149%	383	102	276%
#54	Toyota Venza	805	1,407	-42.8%	283	581	-51.3%
#55	Porsche Macan	799	410	94.9%	331	164	102%
#56	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	797	907	-12.1%	302	419	-27.9%
#57	Audi Q3	750	832	-9.9%	336	415	-19.0%
#58	Lincoln MKX	737	752	-2.0%	280	319	-12.2%
#59	Land Rover Discovery Sport	734	753	-2.5%	525	429	22.4%
#60	Ford Expedition	713	399	78.7%	296	151	96.0%
#61	Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class	700	468	49.6%	285	40	613%
#62	Jaguar F-Pace	688	---	---	359	---	---
#63	Buick Envision	622	---	---	273	---	---
#64	Nissan Juke	586	997	-41.2%	261	423	-38.3%
#65	Chevrolet Tahoe	574	613	-6.4%	294	277	6.1%
#66	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	564	476	18.5%	386	272	41.9%
#67	Cadillac Escalade	492	534	-7.9%	202	210	-3.8%
#67.1	Cadillac Escalade *	270	399	-32.3%	125	150	-16.7%
#67.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	222	135	64.4%	77	60	28.3%
#68	Infiniti QX50	482	588	-18.0%	221	252	-12.3%
#69	GMC Yukon	477	469	1.7%	208	180	15.6%
#70	Volvo XC90	473	596	-20.6%	180	391	-54.0%
#71	Buick Enclave	441	440	0.2%	207	189	9.5%
T72	Ford Flex	440	414	6.3%	183	247	-25.9%
T72	Land Rover Range Rover	440	298	47.7%	156	91	71.4%
#74	Lincoln MKC	423	517	-18.2%	170	208	-18.3%
#75	GMC Yukon XL	380	452	-15.9%	163	192	-15.1%
#76	Porsche Cayenne	376	420	-10.5%	183	244	-25.0%
#77	Fiat 500X	336	125	169%	211	79	67.1%
#78	Infiniti QX30	329	---	---	153	---	---
#79	Volvo XC60	322	277	16.2%	148	91	62.6%
#80	Lexus LX	314	121	160%	123	52	137%
#81	Volkswagen Touareg	293	274	6.9%	108	111	-2.7%
#82	BMW X6	281	275	2.2%	116	97	19.6%
#83	Maserati Levante	277	---	---	79	---	---
#84	Nissan Armada	262	161	62.7%	126	73	72.6%
#85	Jeep Compass	242	920	-73.7%	112	490	-77.1%
#86	Infiniti QX80	232	265	-12.5%	69	100	-31.0%
#87	BMW X4	230	277	-17.0%	101	117	-13.7%
#88	Chevrolet Suburban	225	420	-46.4%	102	151	-32.5%
#89	Toyota Sequoia	211	194	8.8%	92	78	17.9%
#90	Lexus GX	134	122	9.8%	63	40	57.5%
#91	Lincoln Navigator	108	115	-6.1%	33	35	-5.7%
#92	Mini Countryman	94	153	-38.6%	87	55	58.2%
#93	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	93	137	-32.1%	49	56	-12.5%
#94	Infiniti QX70	88	144	-38.9%	43	52	-17.3%
#95	Toyota Land Cruiser º	58	---	---	8	---	---
#96	Bentley Bentayga	29	---	---	11	---	---
#97	Lincoln MKT	25	30	-16.7%	8	9	-11.1%
#98	Cadillac SRX	6	897	-99.3%	1	369	-99.7%
#99	Land Rover LR4	2	225	-99.1%	---	135	-100%
#100	Acura ZDX	1	1	0.0%	---	---	---
#277	Nissan Xterra	---	190	-100%	---	70	-100%
---	Total	170,818	156,401	9.2%	73,485	68,046	8.0%
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Source: Automakers & Global Automakers Of Canada & ANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada.
Sales data for brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands in 2017's first three months were 20, 18, and 8 units, respectively. It is believed that Tesla sold 414 new vehicles during the first two months of 2017.

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