Rabu, 05 Maret 2014

February 2014 U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 85 Best-Selling SUVs In America - Every SUV Ranked

2014 Lexus GX460
Amidst a stagnant auto market in the United States in February 2014, sales of SUVs and crossovers grew 10%. Although the segment-leading Ford Escape was down 4% in February and is down 3% through the first one-sixth of 2014, sales of the overall category are much improved in early 2014. This follows a calendar year, 2013, in which utility vehicle volume jumped 12%.

Smaller crossovers account for all of the five top SUV/crossover nameplates, from the Escape through to the surging Nissan Rogue. The Rogue trails the fast-rising Toyota RAV4. Other Japanese-brand small crossovers, in the form of the Subaru Forester and Mazda CX-5, are also substantially more popular in the first part of 2014 than they were in early 2013. 


There are perhaps no utility vehicles which operate on more different wavelengths than the $114,200 Mercedes-Benz G-Class and the $23,300+ Mini Paceman. The G-Class, a true-blue SUV with military origins, is as eye-catching as the extremely car-like, low-riding Paceman, but it sells more frequently than the Mini. They rank 81st and 82nd, respectively, among SUVs/CUVs through the first two months of 2014.
2013 Mercedes-Benz G-Class
In the month of February, specifically, no utility vehicle nameplate recorded a better year-over-year gain than the Lexus GX460, sales of which jumped 153% to a meaningful 1590 units. On the flip side, the Acura ZDX and Volkswagen Touareg were among America's worst-selling vehicles in February 2014.


There were important improvements introduced in last October's ranking of SUV and crossover sales. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increase from last year. As a result, we've also included vehicles like the Mitsubishi Endeavor and Suzuki Grand Vitara, nameplates which collected sales last February but not this year. 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.

Reminder: these are 2014 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs and crossovers by February volume by clicking the February 2014 column header, or you can rank these utility vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover 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 • February 2015 • March 2014 • January 2014
Rank
SUV/Crossover
February
2014
YTD
February
2013
YTD
%
Change
February
2014
February
2013
% Change
#1
Ford Escape
42,604
44,049
-3.3%
23,145
24,110
-4.0%
#2
Honda CR-V
38,991
38,477
1.3%
20,759
20,668
0.4%
#3
Chevrolet Equinox
36,134
37,872
-4.6%
21,587
20,649
4.5%
#4
Toyota RAV4
33,331
24,939
33.7%
16,451
13,329
23.4%
#5
Nissan Rogue
31,028
18,915
64.0%
17,197
9,964
72.6%
#6
Ford Explorer
26,734
32,598
-18.0%
13,924
17,391
-19.9%
#6.1
Ford Explorer *
24,617
31,140
-20.9%
12,921
16,586
-22.1%
#6.2
Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *
2,117
1,458
45.2%
1,003
805
24.6%
#7
Jeep Grand Cherokee
24,898
20,504
21.4%
12,691
9,439
34.5%
#8
Toyota Highlander
22,728
18,141
25.3%
12,052
9,310
29.5%
#9
Jeep Cherokee
22,300
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11,795
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#10
Subaru Forester
21,544
12,094
78.1%
10,773
5,529
94.8%
#11
Ford Edge
20,376
19,297
5.6%
10,965
9,683
13.2%
#12
Jeep Wrangler
20,193
18,945
6.6%
10,640
10,091
5.4%
#13
GMC Terrain
16,360
18,352
-10.9%
9,297
9,802
-5.2%
#14
Mazda CX-5
14,351
10,693
34.2%
9,353
5,451
71.6%
#15
Kia Sorento
14,335
15,950
-10.1%
7,237
7,945
-8.9%
#16
Dodge Journey
13,899
15,709
-11.5%
7,963
7,530
5.8%
#17
Hyundai Santa Fe
13,714
12,330
11.2%
6,993
6,339
10.3%
#18
Honda Pilot
13,137
17,019
-22.8%
6,913
9,614
-28.1%
#19
Chevrolet Traverse
12,941
15,468
-16.3%
7,573
8,698
-12.9%
#20
GMC Acadia
12,243
11,816
3.6%
6,780
6,628
2.3%
#21
Jeep Patriot
12,043
11,577
4.0%
6,466
6,329
2.2%
#22
Nissan Pathfinder
11,675
13,295
-12.2%
6,367
7,014
-9.2%
#23
Lexus RX
11,289
12,332
-8.5%
5,682
6,938
-18.1%
#24
Dodge Durango
9,584
8,129
17.9%
5,456
4,749
14.9%
#25
Cadillac SRX
9,504
8,488
12.0%
5,058
4,108
23.1%
#26
Buick Enclave
8,828
10,136
-12.9%
5,319
5,241
1.5%
#27
Acura MDX
8,804
5,521
59.5%
4,563
2,946
54.9%
#28
Nissan Juke
8,639
5,190
66.5%
5,197
2,829
83.7%
#29
Toyota 4Runner
8,620
8,464
1.8%
4,662
3,979
17.2%
#30
Chevrolet Tahoe
8,475
8,935
-5.1%
4,961
5,316
-6.7%
#31
Jeep Compass
8,422
6,892
22.2%
4,354
3,776
15.3%
#32
Chevrolet Captiva Sport
8,217
7,803
5.3%
4,452
3,867
15.1%
#33
Hyundai Tucson
7,489
6,937
8.0%
3,956
3,444
14.9%
#34
Mercedes-Benz M-Class
6,082
5,661
7.4%
3,258
2,733
19.2%
#35
Nissan Murano
6,077
6,983
-13.0%
3,889
3,987
-2.5%
#36
BMW X3
6,000
4,180
43.5%
3,301
2,175
51.8%
#37
BMW X5
5,666
8,015
-29.3%
2,912
3,931
-25.9%
#38
Acura RDX
5,641
5,284
6.8%
2,911
2,795
4.2%
#39
Buick Encore
5,444
1,950
179%
3,078
1,597
92.7%
#40
Audi Q5
5,417
5,097
6.3%
2,643
2,753
-4.0%
#41
Kia Sportage
5,256
4,756
10.5%
2,669
2,334
14.4%
#42
Infiniti QX60/JX
5,084
4,270
19.1%
2,704
2,300
17.6%
#43
Ford Expedition
4,969
4,858
2.3%
2,830
2,366
19.6%
#44
Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class
4,926
4,816
2.3%
2,624
2,420
8.4%
#45
Lincoln MKX
4,520
3,712
21.8%
2,041
1,883
8.4%
#46
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
4,186
2,994
39.8%
2,348
1,644
42.8%
#47
Volkswagen Tiguan
3,796
4,647
-18.3%
2,019
2,533
-20.3%
#48
Chevrolet Suburban
3,740
6,037
-38.0%
2,035
3,745
-45.7%
#49
BMW X1
3,661
2,647
38.3%
2,329
1,482
57.2%
#50
Ford Flex
3,628
3,277
10.7%
1,978
1,662
19.0%
#51
Nissan Xterra
3,313
1,977
67.6%
1,795
980
83.2%
#52
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class
3,285
4,815
-31.8%
1,744
2,800
-37.7%
#53
GMC Yukon
3,236
4,262
-24.1%
1,949
2,572
-24.2%
#54
Mazda CX-9
3,083
4,710
-34.5%
1,593
2,594
-38.6%
#55
Land Rover Range Rover Sport
3,076
2,512
22.5%
1,464
1,261
16.1%
#56
Lexus GX460
3,033
1,361
123%
1,590
628
153%
#57
Audi Q7
2,497
1,809
38.0%
1,229
920
33.6%
#58
Mini Countryman
2,444
3,078
-20.6%
1,370
1,662
-17.6%
#59
Toyota FJ Cruiser
2,428
2,587
-6.1%
1,266
1,355
-6.6%
#60
Porsche Cayenne
2,418
2,673
-9.5%
1,260
1,173
7.4%
#61
Cadillac Escalade ^
2,355
2,803
-16.0%
1,270
1,428
-11.1%
#61.1
Cadillac Escalade *
1,480
1,703
-13.1%
776
846
-8.3%
#61.2
Cadillac Escalade ESV *
875
1,100
-20.5%
494
582
-15.1%
#61.3
Cadillac Escalade EXT *
34
363
-90.6%
9
191
-95.3%
#62
Mitsubishi Outlander
2,147
2,036
5.5%
1,206
1,423
-15.2%
#63
Infiniti QX80/QX56
2,133
2,227
-4.2%
1,110
1,059
4.8%
#64
Nissan Armada
2,128
2,599
-18.1%
1,099
1,401
-21.6%
#65
Land Rover Range Rover
2,090
1,981
5.5%
869
825
5.3%
#66
Volvo XC60
2,088
3,062
-31.8%
1,146
1,496
-23.4%
#67
GMC Yukon XL
1,975
2,773
-28.8%
1,110
1,577
-29.6%
#68
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
1,806
1,910
-5.4%
927
981
-5.5%
#69
Toyota Sequoia
1,767
2,244
-21.3%
980
1,064
-7.9%
#70
Infiniti QX70/FX
1,269
1,187
6.9%
624
595
4.9%
#71
Volkswagen Touareg
992
1,798
-44.8%
448
836
-46.4%
#72
Land Rover LR4
987
1,129
-12.6%
388
565
-31.3%
#73
Volvo XC90
879
1,010
-13.0%
420
504
-16.7%
#74
Lincoln Navigator
815
1,211
-32.7%
440
622
-29.3%
#75
BMW X6
728
854
-14.8%
346
474
-27.0%
#76
Lincoln MKT
727
922
-21.1%
365
511
-28.6%
#77
Land Rover LR2
721
573
25.8%
358
273
31.1%
#78
Lexus LX570
667
660
1.1%
311
328
-5.2%
#79
Toyota Land Cruiser
485
493
-1.6%
228
216
5.6%
#80
Infiniti QX50/EX
417
318
31.1%
220
150
46.7%
#81
Mercedes-Benz G-Class
309
362
-14.6%
187
186
0.5%
#82
Mini Paceman
237
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126
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#83
Subaru Tribeca
214
353
-39.4%
128
194
-34.0%
#84
Acura ZDX
22
56
-60.7%
8
25
-68.0%
#85
Hyundai Veracruz
1
97
-99.0%
-
65
-100%
#260
Jeep Liberty
---
3,564
-100%
---
1,529
-100%
#263
Suzuki Grand Vitara
---
630
-100%
---
396
-100%
#267
Mitsubishi Endeavor
---
10
-100%
---
5
-100%
---
Total
714,295662,6977.8% 385,724 349,719 10.3%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
^ Escalade here does not include sales of the EXT, which is shown with pickup trucks.
Rather than listing the 500L with the Mini Paceman and Countryman in these SUV/crossover rankings, it's with cars in large part because it is not available with all-wheel-drive. The placement of numerous crossovers often prompts disagreement, but consider the vehicle type's name: crossover. By its very definition, it crosses over from one category into another. The very act of calling, for example, the Toyota Venza a car or a utility vehicle requires ignorance of the fact that the Venza (or Outback, Crosstour, Encore, Countryman, 500L) is a square peg that can't be squeezed through a round hole.

RECOMMENDED READING
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - February 2015 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - March 2014 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - January 2014
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - February 2013 YTD
U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - February 2014 YTD
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - February 2014 YTD
U.S. Pickup Truck Sales Rankings By Model - February 2014 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - February 2014 YTD
U.S. Minivan Sales Rankings - February 2014 YTD
U.S. Commercial Van Sales Rankings - February 2014 YTD

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