Buckle up, car enthusiasts! U.S. sales are roaring back after supply chain snarls. With more Best selling cars rolling off the line, dealerships are filling up, and buyers are rejoicing. SUVs and trucks are leading the charge, but even sedans are revving their engines for a comeback. See which 5 models are topping the charts so far (spoiler alert: it’s not all trucks and SUVs!). Stay tuned for quarterly updates as the race continues!
5th Best Selling Car is Tesla Model Y (284,500 units sold, estimated)
Source:-Tesla
Wow, Tesla’s Model Y is doing great! It’s already in the top 5 best-selling car this year, behind only the Toyota RAV4 and the big three pickup trucks. Can Tesla keep it up? We’ll see!
4th Bestselling Car is Toyota RAV4 (302,831 units sold)
Source:-Toyota
The Toyota RAV4 was the most popular SUV in the USA last year, but it’s not quite cruising as smoothly this year. Sales haven’t changed much, but it barely reaches the 4th best-selling car It will be interesting to see if it can hold onto the number one position
3rd Bestselling Car Ram Pickup (332,440 units sold)
Source:-RamTrucks
Ram trucks didn’t sell as well as last year, like many other Stellantis cars. Their sales dropped 8%. They must work hard to catch up to the Silverado for the third Best selling car
2nd Bestselling Car Chevy Silverado (403,403 units sold)
The Silverado includes both smaller 1500 trucks and bigger HD trucks in its sales, similar to other full-size pickups. Sales of the heavier HD trucks went down in the first nine months, but the regular Silverado 1500 did better than last year
Finally, the best-selling Car in the Top Ranking is Ford F-Series (573,370 units sold)
The Ford F-150 pickup truck is doing great! It’s still Best selling car with sales up 23% compared to last year. Ford also sold over 12,000 of the new electric F-150 Lightning trucks.