Top 28 Best-Selling SUV/Crossover Brands In America - November 2015 YTD

No automobile brand in America sells more SUVs than one of two automobile brands which exclusively sells SUVs and crossovers: Jeep.

In a category that's grown 15% in the first 11 months, Jeep volume is up 23%, boosted not only by the addition of the Renegade but by massive increases in Jeep's established models. Cherokee sales, for example, are up 22%, and the Wrangler has recorded a 16% year-over-year increase.

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Meanwhile, Ford, the top-ranked seller of SUVs and crossovers in America in 2014, isn't growing its utility vehicle volume nearly as quickly as most other automakers. To blame, during a year in which Ford has recorded big gains with the Edge and Explorer, are the Escape's 1% downturn, the Expedition's 7% decline, and the Flex's 19% plunge.

Chevrolet accounts for 54% of the SUVs and crossovers sold by General Motors' four brands. No manufacturer, not even Jeep's FCA parent company, sells more utility vehicles in America than General Motors, where total SUV/CUV sales are up 13% to 1,013,455 units in 2015's first 11 months.

GM's Cadillac brand is America's sixth-ranked premium brand overall but in terms of SUVs and crossovers, Cadillac ranks fourth. Sales of Cadillac utility vehicles – the SRX, Escalade, and Escalade ESV – are up 23% in 2015. Cadillac outsells Audi, the fifth-ranked premium brand seller of utilities, by a wide 17,598-unit margin. (Audi has already sold 44,923 more cars in 2015 than Cadillac.)

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America's top-selling premium brand SUV/CUV is the Lexus RX, and along with 88,711 RX sales in 2015's first 11 months, Lexus has also sold 38,630 copies of the NX, 22,094 GX460s, and 2992 LX570s. 

Lexus's 152,427 utility vehicle sales in 2015, a 30% year-over-year increase, make Lexus the top-selling premium seller of utility vehicles in America. Indeed, Lexus has widened its lead over the next-best-selling Mercedes-Benz brand in 2015 to 30,992 units through 11 months, up from 12,440 in the same period in 2014.

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Rank	Auto Brand  SUV/Crossover U.S. Sales	11 Months 2015	11 Months 2014	% Change
#1	Jeep	775,374	629,074	23.3%
#2	Ford	675,201	635,492	6.2%
#3	Chevrolet	547,411	486,301	12.6%
#4	Toyota	527,581	472,225	11.7%
#5	Honda	474,562	400,028	18.6%
#6	Nissan	437,556	362,205	20.8%
#7	Subaru *	375,459	335,005	12.1%
#8	GMC	255,767	233,965	9.3%
#9	Hyundai	163,896	141,704	15.7%
#10	Dodge	153,280	143,430	6.9%
#11	Lexus	152,427	117,412	29.8%
#12	Kia	151,072	132,479	14.0%
#13	Mazda	121,622	108,149	12.5%
#14	Mercedes-Benz	121,435	104,972	15.7%
#15	Buick	117,196	100,697	16.4%
#16	BMW	102,100	97,506	4.7%
#17	Acura	98,040	98,627	-0.6%
#18	Cadillac	93,081	75,408	23.4%
#19	Audi	75,483	57,211	31.9%
#20	Land Rover	62,141	45,711	35.9%
#21	Infiniti	59,313	46,413	27.8%
#22	Lincoln	56,267	46,178	21.8%
#23	Mitsubishi	50,729	40,271	26.0%
#24	Volkswagen	37,494	29,361	27.7%
#25	Volvo	32,265	21,081	53.1%
#26	Porsche	27,395	21,648	26.5%
#27	Mini	16,208	22,657	-28.5%
#28	Fiat	7,467	---	---
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---	Total	5,767,822	5,005,210	15.2%

Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Though Subaru figures for the Outback and XV Crosstrek have not typically been included in Subaru's "light truck" and/or Subaru's SUV/crossover sales total at GCBC, the Outback and XV Crosstrek join the Forester and Tribeca in Subaru's SUV/crossover sales total in this post.

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Lexus vs. Acura vs. Infiniti: U.S. Sales 2006-2015

The late 80s were a time of great revolution for the Japanese auto industry. Not only did Honda forge an upmarket path with Acura, but compatriot automakers Nissan and Toyota did the same with Infiniti, and Lexus, respectively.

The path has not been a straightforward one for Infiniti. Sales in 2015 will rise for a a third consecutive year and will reach an eight-year high, perhaps even a ten-year high-water mark. But Infiniti is still not able to fully replicate the success of 2004 and 2005, when the newly launched G35 captured hearts and potential BMW 3-Series buyers. 

The market has expanded – interest in luxury cars is rising. Infiniti rests hope on new entry-level machines, the Mercedes-Benz CLA-based Q30 and QX30. That should help produce greater volume, something Infiniti dealers sorely lack.

Acura is another story, though one let down in recent years by lackluster passenger car efforts. The brand which built its image on affordable performance and supremely reliable entry-level luxury sedans doesn't have the reliability reputation now that it did in the 90s, nor does Acura offer any affordable performance car. 

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Acura will attempt in the next year to restore performance credibility with the second-generation NSX supercar, but that rarely seen machine won't change the fact that young men once wanted an Integra GS-R, and now Acura must wait and hope that those young men, grow up, get married, have kids, and want an MDX. 

Acura sales in 2015 are expected to rise to an eight-year high, as befits any automaker in a record-setting year for auto sales seven years removed from the beginning of a recession. Acura sold 210,000 new vehicles in 2005, the year before our chart began. Sales in 2015 are down approximately 16% since then. 

Acura sold 137,938 cars, 54,121 MDXs, and the first 9164 RDXs in 2006. In 2015, Acura will be lucky to sell 70,000 cars and MDX sales are down 12% year-over-year. The MDX and RDX now account for 61% of brand-wide sales.

By far the most successful Japanese luxury entrant is Toyota's Lexus division. Not only does Lexus dominate this post's accompanying sales chart, Lexus was also the top-selling premium auto brand in America for 11 consecutive years between 2000 and 2010, pipping not only its Japanese foes but Cadillac, Lincoln, and the Germans, too.

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In 2015's first 11 months, Lexus' utility vehicles are up 30% to 152,427 sales, equal to slightly more than half the brand's year-to-date sales. The RX is the brand's top seller and America's top-selling premium brand utility vehicle overall, 27,000 sales ahead of the second-ranked Cadillac SRX. 

Timothy Cain is the founder of GoodCarBadCar.net, which obsesses over the free and frequent publication of U.S. and Canadian auto sales figures. Follow on Twitter @goodcarbadcar and on Facebook.

BMW vs. Mercedes-Benz vs. Audi: U.S. Sales 2006-2015

2015 is expected to be the second consecutive year and the ninth in the last ten years that BMW USA has sold more new vehicles than its German rival, Mercedes-Benz. 2013, was the lone exception to the rule, as the big Stuttgart luxury automaker outsold its Munich foe in America by a narrow 3254-unit margin.

Mercedes-Benz and BMW are both increasingly dependent on SUVs/crossovers for their U.S. sales volume. Through the first 11 months of 2015, 33% of the BMWs sold in America were X1s, X3s, X4s, X5s, and X6s. 

When this chart began, back in 2006, BMW's X3 and X5 – the lone SAVs at that point – generated just 21% of BMW's volume. BMW sold variants of the 3-Series, 5-Series, 6-Series, 7-Series, Z4, X3, and X5 in 2006, along with five remaining Z8s. In 2015, BMW sells a 2-Series, 3-Series, 4-Series, 5-Series, 6-Series, 7-Series, Z4, i3, i8, X1, X3, X4, X5, and X6.

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At Mercedes-Benz, 39% of the brand's non-Sprinter/Metris sales in 2015 are SUV/CUV-derived. Volume generated by the G-Class, GL-Class, GLA-Class, GLC-Class, GLE-Class, GLK-Class, and M-Class totalled 121,435 units in 2015's first 11 months, a 16% year-over-year increase. 

That compares with BMW's 102,100 SUV/CUV sales, a 5% improvement. Mercedes-Benz's passenger cars are down 2% to 187,450; BMW's are up 4% to 209,298.

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In 2006, Mercedes-Benz's SUV division consisted of the G-Class, GL-Class, and M-Class. In the future, the GLK will be extinguished in favour of GLC nomenclature. The GLE is replacing the M-Class as we speak. The GL-Class will become the GLS.

Mercedes-Benz and BMW aren't the only high-volume premium brands from Germany, of course. Between 2006 and 2015, U.S. sales at Audi jumped 121%. Indeed, since the industry-wide disaster of 2009, Audi sales are up 141%. BMW USA volume rose just 73% since 2009; Mercedes-Benz just 77%. 

Audi's product portfolio in 2006 was significantly smaller than it is now. The A3 hatchback, A4, A6, A8, TT, and Q7 attempted to lure luxury car buyers. In 2015, the A3 lineup has greatly expanded, and Audi also sells the A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, R8, TT, Q3, Q5, and Q7.

The Q5 is the brand's best-selling model and helped to generate a 33% improvement in SUV/CUV sales to 75,843 units in 2015's first 11 months. Audi car sales are up 1% to 106,320 so far this year.

BMW and Mercedes-Benz have combined to outsell the former number one seller of luxury vehicles in America, Lexus, every year since 2011, when Lexus sales, hampered by a post-Tōhoku earthquake crisis, slid 13% and BMW jumped 13%. 

Timothy Cain is the founder of GoodCarBadCar.net, which obsesses over the free and frequent publication of U.S. and Canadian auto sales figures. Follow on Twitter @goodcarbadcar and on Facebook.

America's Five Fastest Growing Auto Brands In 2015 - A Decade Of Market Share

Compared with the first 11 months of 2014, the list of the five fastest-growing automobile brands in the United States in 2015 include two brands which only build SUVs, one brand which sells only one niche model without all-wheel-drive, and two resurgent auto brands which generate the majority of their sales with utility vehicles.

U.S. auto sales volume has grown 5.4% through the January-November period of 2015, and 17 auto brands are growing faster than the market average.

For the purposes of this list, we've excluded Alfa Romeo. Alfa sells but one model, the 4C, and didn't sell it for most of 2014. Alfa's year-over-year gain, therefore, is obviously going to be significant, and at 2425%, it is.

#5: SUBARU +13.5%
Consumers want practical, affordable, high-riding, all-wheel-drive vehicles. Subaru has a bunch of examples for you to try on, from the small XV Crosstrek to the bigger Forester to the wagon-like Outback. The trio is up 12% to 375,459 U.S. sales in 2015, or about seven out of every ten Subaru sales.

#4: VOLVO +18.0%
How desperate was Volvo for the XC90? After their former best seller crumbled over the course of a decade to eventually form only 7.5% of Volvo's U.S.s ales in 2014, the XC90 is once again outselling other Volvos in America. In November, Volvo volume jumped 91% as the XC90 generated 32% of Volvo's sales.

#3: MITSUBISHI +23.0%
Granted, Mitsubishi is rising from a low. The brand sold more than 300,000 new vehicles in America in 2002. Now, in 2015, the best year for Mitsubishi since the recession began in 2008, Mitsubishi is selling around 8000 vehicles per month, or about 95,000 in a year.

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#2: JEEP +23.3%
The market share of SUVs and crossovers in America has grown from 32.1% in 2014 to 35.1% in 2015. Which auto brand is better positioned to take advantage of this surge in SUV/CUV demand than Jeep, which only markets affordable utility vehicles? The addition of the Renegade has helped, but even without that subcompact utility, Jeep sales are up 15% in 2015.

#1: LAND ROVER +35.9%
The greatest year-over-year gain, therefore, belongs to Land Rover, sales of which are up 36% in 2015. A new model, the Discovery Sport, is far more successful than the departing LR2 was a year ago. But the majority of Land Rover's sales aren't produced by the entry-level Disco Sport. The Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, Land Rover's two most costly models, generate 57% of Land Rover's U.S. volume. Their sales are up 41% and 21%, respectively.

Timothy Cain is the founder of GoodCarBadCar.net, which obsesses over the free and frequent publication of U.S. and Canadian auto sales figures. Follow on Twitter @goodcarbadcar and on Facebook.

November 2015 YTD Mini USA Car Sales: 53% Of Minis Sold In America Have Four Doors

Over the first 11 months of 2015, 53% of the Minis sold in America are of the four-door variety.

That figure includes 13,942 Mini Cooper Hardtop 4-Doors and the Mini Countryman's 14,538 sales.

That figure is about to rise, as the number of sales produced by the upcoming wagon-like Clubman, itself a four-door model, hits the market. The Clubman will steal sales from the Cooper 4-Door and Countryman, but not so many that it won't increase the overall number of sales produced by Mini's bigger models.

The Cooper 4-Door's arrival late last year has certainly had a huge impact on sales of the 2-Door Cooper. Consider November's results, as sales of the Cooper Hardtop 4-Door jumped from 235 in 2014 to 1325 in November 2015, while U.S. sales of the Cooper Hardtop 2-Door plunged from 2633 units – as the 4-Door launched – to 1460 units in November 2015.

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BMW, the maker of Britain's Mini brand, relies on Mini for 15% of the automaker's U.S. volume. BMW's U.S. sales are up 4.4% to 311,398 so far this year. Mini sold 53,505 cars in the first 11 months of 2015, an 8% increase. Rolls-Royce, another BMW brand, is up 4% to 775 year-to-date sales.

Timothy Cain is the founder of GoodCarBadCar.net, which obsesses over the free and frequent publication of U.S. and Canadian auto sales figures. Follow on Twitter @goodcarbadcar and on Facebook.

November 2015 YTD Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 95 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - Every SUV Ranked

Canadian sales of SUVs and crossovers jumped 20% in November 2015, a year-over-year increase valued at nearly 10,000 units.

SUVs and crossovers outsold traditional passenger cars by more than 6000 units in November, a shocking turnaround compared with November 2014, when traditional passenger cars outsold SUVs/crossovers by around 7500 units.

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Although Canada's perennially top-selling SUV, the Ford Escape, has lost a fair chunk of its market share in 2015, the category which it leads is collecting an ever-larger portion of the Canadian auto industry's monthly sales volume.

Through the first 10 months of 2015, SUVs and crossovers accounted for 35.5% of the new vehicles sold in Canada. In November, that figure rose to 40.1%, an increase compared with November 2014 of five percentage points. 

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Many of Canada's top sellers are growing faster than the segment as a whole. The second-ranked Toyota RAV4 is up 15.5% this year in a category that's grown 12.7%. Yes, the RAV4, one of the more established small crossovers, is still gaining massive amounts of ground.

The Nissan Rogue, Jeep Cherokee, Hyundai Tucson, and Ford Explorer? They're all outpacing the SUV/CUV sector, as are the Nissan Murano and Honda Pilot.

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by November 2015 volume by clicking the November 2015 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.

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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.

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Rank	SUV/Crossover	Nov. 2015 YTD	Nov. 2014 YTD	% Change	Nov. 2015	Nov. 2014	% Change
#1	Ford Escape	44,567	48,884	-8.8%	4,144	3,732	11.0%
#2	Toyota RAV4	39,297	34,015	15.5%	3,722	3,041	22.4%
#3	Honda CR-V	36,483	33,081	10.3%	3,555	4,461	-20.3%
#4	Nissan Rogue	33,221	26,729	24.3%	2,522	2,370	6.4%
#5	Jeep Cherokee	28,947	20,591	40.6%	2,822	2,122	33.0%
#6	Hyundai Santa Fe Sport ³	24,821	25,761	-3.6%	2,253	2,190	2.9%
#7	Dodge Journey	23,389	23,167	1.0%	2,203	1,583	39.2%
#8	Mazda CX-5	20,567	18,573	10.7%	1,694	1,566	8.2%
#9	Jeep Wrangler	19,665	21,661	-9.2%	1,305	1,674	-22.0%
#10	Chevrolet Equinox	18,208	18,173	0.2%	1,634	1,346	21.4%
#11	Ford Edge	16,061	16,844	-4.6%	754	1,207	-37.5%
#12	Hyundai Tucson	15,549	11,341	37.1%	1,539	766	101%
#13	Ford Explorer	14,362	11,678	23.0%	1,581	759	108%
#14	Kia Sorento	13,496	13,096	3.1%	1,198	1,041	15.1%
#15	Subaru Forester	11,639	11,396	2.1%	1,097	903	21.5%
#16	Jeep Grand Cherokee	10,652	12,111	-12.0%	1,038	1,183	-12.3%
#17	Volkswagen Tiguan	10,494	9,535	10.1%	872	728	19.8%
#18	GMC Terrain	10,058	10,839	-7.2%	870	749	16.2%
#19	Toyota Highlander	9,643	8,974	7.5%	997	804	24.0%
#20	Nissan Murano	9,252	4,331	114%	972	290	235%
#21	Nissan Pathfinder	9,072	8,912	1.8%	713	794	-10.2%
#22	Jeep Patriot	8,842	5,598	57.9%	469	636	-26.3%
#23	Honda HR-V	8,180	---	---	1,007	---	---
#24	Audi Q5	7,570	7,258	4.3%	788	515	53.0%
#25	Chevrolet Trax	7,566	8,063	-6.2%	817	611	33.7%
#26	Honda Pilot	7,488	5,700	31.4%	907	419	117%
#27	Acura RDX	6,913	6,006	15.1%	613	573	7.0%
#28	Lexus RX	6,352	7,343	-13.5%	671	673	-0.3%
#29	Mazda CX-3	6,174	---	---	801	---	---
#30	Hyundai Santa Fe XL ³	6,104	4,509	35.4%	605	256	136%
#31	Kia Sportage	6,095	5,795	5.2%	560	442	26.7%
#32	GMC Acadia	5,886	5,401	9.0%	650	586	10.9%
#33	Lexus NX	5,744	---	---	520	---	---
#34	Mitsubishi Outlander	5,683	4,991	13.9%	579	354	63.6%
#35	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	5,551	5,157	7.6%	456	491	-7.1%
#36	Mitsubishi RVR	5,422	6,165	-12.1%	446	472	-5.5%
#37	Acura MDX	5,262	5,614	-6.3%	565	556	1.6%
#38	Toyota 4Runner	5,252	3,725	41.0%	505	310	62.9%
#39	BMW X5	4,959	5,079	-2.4%	412	413	-0.2%
#40	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	4,717	5,115	-7.8%	256	628	-59.2%
#41	Buick Encore	4,630	5,036	-8.1%	513	271	89.3%
#42	Cadillac SRX	4,630	3,882	19.3%	350	288	21.5%
#43	BMW X3	4,207	4,893	-14.0%	432	461	-6.3%
#44	Nissan Juke	4,202	3,463	21.3%	307	231	32.9%
#45	Chevrolet Traverse	3,773	3,659	3.1%	337	271	24.4%
#46	Infiniti QX60	3,551	3,254	9.1%	343	317	8.2%
#47	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	3,471	709	390%	402	253	58.9%
#48	Dodge Durango	3,454	2,742	26.0%	336	236	42.4%
#49	Jeep Compass	3,390	5,654	-40.0%	397	272	46.0%
#50	Audi Q3	3,265	1,321	147%	379	366	3.6%
#51	Buick Enclave	3,173	3,225	-1.6%	346	300	15.3%
#52	Lincoln MKC	2,723	1,528	78.2%	230	263	-12.5%
#53	BMW X1	2,687	2,601	3.3%	270	263	2.7%
#54	Lincoln MKX	2,463	2,508	-1.8%	268	165	62.4%
#55	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	2,386	2,326	2.6%	286	233	22.7%
#56	Porsche Cayenne	2,214	1,773	24.9%	178	167	6.6%
#57	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	2,186	2,178	0.4%	297	138	115%
#58	Chevrolet Tahoe	2,116	1,618	30.8%	159	111	43.2%
#59	Infiniti QX50	2,095	1,748	19.9%	230	148	55.4%
#60	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	2,031	1,551	30.9%	203	161	26.1%
#61	Ford Expedition	2,021	1,336	51.3%	154	157	-1.9%
#62	Porsche Macan	1,975	1,071	84.4%	130	131	-0.8%
#63	Volkswagen Touareg	1,964	2,114	-7.1%	84	224	-62.5%
#64	Jeep Renegade	1,951	---	---	334	---	---
#65	Cadillac Escalade	1,941	710	173%	203	79	157%
#65.1	Cadillac Escalade *	1,498	541	177%	161	60	168%
#65.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	443	169	162%	42	19	121%
#66	Ford Flex	1,701	2,342	-27.4%	42	44	-4.5%
#67	Audi Q7	1,637	1,835	-10.8%	47	172	-72.7%
#68	Nissan Xterra	1,604	928	72.8%	115	60	91.7%
#69	GMC Yukon	1,570	1,842	-14.8%	157	181	-13.3%
#70	Volvo XC60	1,535	1,430	7.3%	103	124	-16.9%
#71	GMC Yukon XL	1,396	1,579	-11.6%	118	108	9.3%
#72	Mini Countryman	1,328	1,691	-21.5%	128	124	3.2%
#73	Chevrolet Suburban	1,219	849	43.6%	145	99	46.5%
#74	BMW X6	1,196	748	59.9%	98	50	96.0%
#75	Mazda CX-9	1,068	1,432	-25.4%	71	320	-77.8%
#76	BMW X4	1,065	413	158%	105	92	14.1%
#77	Land Rover Range Rover	978	816	19.9%	71	42	69.0%
#78	Volvo XC90	863	405	113%	161	15	973%
#79	Land Rover Discovery Sport	696	---	---	134	---	---
#80	Infiniti QX80	656	482	36.1%	91	65	40.0%
#81	Land Rover LR4	649	393	65.1%	58	72	-19.4%
#82	Lexus GX460	611	524	16.6%	57	52	9.6%
#83	Toyota Sequoia	596	646	-7.7%	67	43	55.8%
#84	Nissan Armada	587	409	43.5%	40	34	17.6%
#85	Fiat 500X	553	---	---	48	---	---
#86	Lincoln Navigator	495	287	72.5%	44	41	7.3%
#87	Infiniti QX70	489	434	12.7%	43	45	-4.4%
#88	Lexus LX570	303	303	0.0%	93	37	151%
#89	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	224	237	-5.5%	19	55	-65.5%
#90	Lincoln MKT	204	269	-24.2%	4	27	-85.2%
#91	Toyota Land Cruiser º	173	100	73.0%	22	6	267%
#92	Land Rover LR2	80	565	-85.8%	---	43	-100%
#93	Toyota FJ Cruiser	8	613	-98.7%	---	11	-100%
#94	Subaru Tribeca	5	119	-95.8%	---	2	-100%
#95	Acura ZDX	1	6	-83.3%	---	---	---
---	Total	635,192	563,808	12.7%	58,361	48,714	19.8%
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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.
³ Total Santa Fe sales: up 0.9% to 28,067 YTD, up 6.8% to 3035 YTD.
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada. 
Rather than listing the 500L with the Mini 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.