2007 BestSellers (so far...)
11-13-07, 08:12 PM
#1
2007 BestSellers (so far...)
From MSN Autos:
Here are the top ten bestsellers in America for the first three quarters of 2007, based on data published by Automotive News.
1. Ford F-Series 537,211
2. Chevrolet Silverado 477,859
3. Toyota Camry 365,140
4. Honda Accord 301,879
5. Toyota Corolla 291,981
6. Dodge Ram 276,978
7. Honda Civic 254,955
8. Chevrolet Impala 249,713
9. Nissan Altima 218,022
10. Honda CR-V 167,223
Here are the top ten bestsellers in America for the first three quarters of 2007, based on data published by Automotive News.
1. Ford F-Series 537,211
2. Chevrolet Silverado 477,859
3. Toyota Camry 365,140
4. Honda Accord 301,879
5. Toyota Corolla 291,981
6. Dodge Ram 276,978
7. Honda Civic 254,955
8. Chevrolet Impala 249,713
9. Nissan Altima 218,022
10. Honda CR-V 167,223
11-13-07, 08:56 PM
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From MSN Autos:
Here are the top ten bestsellers in America for the first three quarters of 2007, based on data published by Automotive News.
1. Ford F-Series 537,211
2. Chevrolet Silverado 477,859
3. Toyota Camry 365,140
4. Honda Accord 301,879
5. Toyota Corolla 291,981
6. Dodge Ram 276,978
7. Honda Civic 254,955
8. Chevrolet Impala 249,713
9. Nissan Altima 218,022
10. Honda CR-V 167,223
Here are the top ten bestsellers in America for the first three quarters of 2007, based on data published by Automotive News.
1. Ford F-Series 537,211
2. Chevrolet Silverado 477,859
3. Toyota Camry 365,140
4. Honda Accord 301,879
5. Toyota Corolla 291,981
6. Dodge Ram 276,978
7. Honda Civic 254,955
8. Chevrolet Impala 249,713
9. Nissan Altima 218,022
10. Honda CR-V 167,223
All American & Japanese makes, but slight edge overall to the Japanese:
Japanese: 1,599,200 units
American: 1,541,761 units
11-13-07, 09:25 PM
#4
Lexus Fanatic
11-13-07, 10:11 PM
#5
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nah.... BMW 3-Series - 117,968
Noticed the numbers are a bit different here since I found this.
Oh well....
Nov 1 (Reuters) - The following are the 20 top-selling
vehicles in the United States through October of 2007 as
reported by the automakers.
Total sales of the top 20 vehicles rose 2.9 percent or
141,969 units to 4,957,848.
Following is a list of the top-20 selling vehicles, ranked
by total units.
http://www.reuters.com/article/econo...50972220071101
Noticed the numbers are a bit different here since I found this.
Oh well....Nov 1 (Reuters) - The following are the 20 top-selling
vehicles in the United States through October of 2007 as
reported by the automakers.
Total sales of the top 20 vehicles rose 2.9 percent or
141,969 units to 4,957,848.
Following is a list of the top-20 selling vehicles, ranked
by total units.
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RANK VEHICLE 2007 2006 '06 RANK %Chng 1 Ford F-Series P/U 588,952 672,732 1 -12.5 2 Chevy Silverado-C/K P/U 526,575 539,310 2 -2.4 3 Toyota Camry 398,868 374,717 3 +6.4 4 Honda Accord 332,815 302,067 5 +10.2 5 Toyota Corolla 317,796 330,995 4 -4.0 6 Dodge Ram P/U 301,689 303,476 6 -0.6 7 Honda Civic 278,764 272,886 7 +2.2 8 Chevrolet Impala 270,504 240,297 8 +12.6 9 Nissan Altima 239,800 189,422 10 +26.6 10 Honda CR-V 184,003 136,437 na +34.9 11 GMC Sierra P/U 174,621 177,813 12 -1.8 12 Chevrolet Cobalt 169,400 187,330 9 -9.6 13 Toyota Tundra 162,348 101,571 33 +59.8 14 Toyota Prius 150,272 89,672 na +67.6 15 Toyota-RAV4 146,582 126,838 na +15.6 16 Ford Focus 145,977 152,242 15 -4.1 17 Honda Odyssey 144,718 150,550 16 -3.9 18 Ford Econoline/Club Wagon 142,776 152,053 19 -6.1 19 Dodge Caravan 141,477 182,805 11 -22.6 20 Ford Escape 139,911 132,666 22 +5.5
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11-14-07, 09:29 AM
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Lexus Fanatic
And with all the talk about how popular SUV's are.......not a single one in the top 9 spots. And #10, the Honda CR-V, is a small, 4-cylinder, crossover, car-based SUV, not a real one.
A real puzzler is why the Camry, with its ever-cheapening interior and the recent V6 transmission issues, continues to do so well, year after year. I suspect (and this is one thing I've noticed in showrooms) is that many people don't really LOOK at what they are getting....they come in and buy on image, reputation, or past experience, not on what is actually in the vehicle before them. So, because they had a bullet-proof Camry 10 or 15 years ago (when Camrys were like Swiss watches and perhaps the best mid-sized sedan in production) they just come in and automatically pick out a new one, without really looking at it.
A real puzzler is why the Camry, with its ever-cheapening interior and the recent V6 transmission issues, continues to do so well, year after year. I suspect (and this is one thing I've noticed in showrooms) is that many people don't really LOOK at what they are getting....they come in and buy on image, reputation, or past experience, not on what is actually in the vehicle before them. So, because they had a bullet-proof Camry 10 or 15 years ago (when Camrys were like Swiss watches and perhaps the best mid-sized sedan in production) they just come in and automatically pick out a new one, without really looking at it.
11-14-07, 09:46 AM
#12
man the accord almost beat the camry with the old design car? i wonder how the new model will do
11-14-07, 09:57 AM
#13
Lexus Fanatic
Have to disagree, at least to some extent. The new Accord is quite handsome, especially in the front, and has a grille and headlights that are somewhat like the equally handsome Hyundai Sonata's. They are a refreshing change from the triangular, up-sweep and sweep-back stuff we have seen on so many other cars.....and even on previous Accords. And the new V6 coupe is a superb sports sedan by FWD standards...I was very impressed with it in my recent review.
11-14-07, 10:09 AM
#14
^^^ I started seeing the new Accord, both sedan and coupe and I must say they are a huge disappointment. They maybe as "handsome" as a Hyundai Sonata, but that maybe where the problem lies. You don't copy Hyundai, Hyuandai copies you.
This is all personal preference but the sedan is almost unexplainable at how horrible it looks. The coupe reminds me too much of a Saturn Ion from just a bit more stretched out. Performance-wise, I have no doubt that it would be the top of it's class but when competing with the Altima (sedan & coupe) and the Camry's look, the Accord would have to be last on my list.
This is all personal preference but the sedan is almost unexplainable at how horrible it looks. The coupe reminds me too much of a Saturn Ion from just a bit more stretched out. Performance-wise, I have no doubt that it would be the top of it's class but when competing with the Altima (sedan & coupe) and the Camry's look, the Accord would have to be last on my list.
11-14-07, 10:42 AM
#15
Lexus Fanatic
^^^ I started seeing the new Accord, both sedan and coupe and I must say they are a huge disappointment. They maybe as "handsome" as a Hyundai Sonata, but that maybe where the problem lies. You don't copy Hyundai, Hyuandai copies you.
This is all personal preference but the sedan is almost unexplainable at how horrible it looks. The coupe reminds me too much of a Saturn Ion from just a bit more stretched out. Performance-wise, I have no doubt that it would be the top of it's class but when competing with the Altima (sedan & coupe) and the Camry's look, the Accord would have to be last on my list.
This is all personal preference but the sedan is almost unexplainable at how horrible it looks. The coupe reminds me too much of a Saturn Ion from just a bit more stretched out. Performance-wise, I have no doubt that it would be the top of it's class but when competing with the Altima (sedan & coupe) and the Camry's look, the Accord would have to be last on my list.
But if you get a chance to (and right now they might be hard to find......I had to really scrounge for the one I reviewed), drive a new Accord coupe, preferably the V6, and see what you think of it. I was astounded with its refinement, performance, and BMW-like steering manners and road feel.....about as close as a FWD layout can get.