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Best-Selling Auto Brands
The U.S. auto industry hoped for continued recovery following sales increases in 2021; however, due to ongoing supply issues that trend did not continue. With less than 14 million new vehicles sold last year, the industry experienced its lowest numbers in over a decade. That said, some brands did have positive sales in 2022, with high-end marques such as Bentley and Rolls-Royce reporting record numbers. Others, such as Honda and Nissan, experienced considerable sales dips. Here’s how 2022 stacked up for each automotive brand sold in America, including the best-selling model of each maker. A few outliers have not reported 2022 sales data yet, and most figures listed are for the U.S.; however, some companies only report global sales so we also note that where appropriate.
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Bugatti
Total Sales: 80 (Global)
Vs. 2021: +0.0 %
Best-Selling Model: Chiron
One of the most exclusive automotive brands in the world, Bugatti doesn’t sell a lot of vehicles. Since every car gets hand built to customer specifications, the company reached its maximum output of 80 vehicles delivered last year. During 2022 the company delivered the 400th Chiron, the final nine Chiron Super Sport 300+, and all ten copies of the Centodieci. Looking forward, only 100 examples of the Chiron are left to build to complete the series, and production will start on the W16 Mistral. The Mistral roadster debuted during Monterey Car Week, and all examples of its limited production run of 99 vehicles have been reserved.
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Fiat
Total Sales: 915
Vs. 2021: -61.5%
Best-Selling Model: 500X
Fiat is down to a single model sold in America. With sales dropping considerably over the last two years, the future is not looking promising for the Italian brand in America. The 500X is an all-wheel-drive crossover riding on the same platform as the Jeep Renegade. Fiat hasn’t given up, though — the automaker has announced that the 500e will return to North America in early 2024.
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Lamborghini
Total Sales: 2,721
Vs. 2021: +10.1%
Best-Selling Model: Urus
There has been a clear, positive sales trend among high-end car companies, and Lamborghini is no exception. Not only did this Italian automaker have record sales in America last year, Lamborghini also sold 9,233 vehicles worldwide — the most in the company’s history. The Urus super SUV continues to hold its position as the brand’s best-seller, and most buyers are new to the Lamborghini brand. Last year Lamborghini introduced the highest-performing Urus yet, the Urus Performante. Boasting extreme styling and a powerful twin-turbo V8 engine generating 657 horsepower, the Performante sprints to 62 mph in a mere 3.3 seconds on its way to a top speed of 190 mph.
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Bentley
Total Sales: 4,221
Vs. 2021: +0.2%
Best-Selling Model: Bentayga
In 2021 Bentley reported record sales in the Americas region — the brand’s best-selling market worldwide — and then repeated the feat for 2022. In addition to this critical region’s success, globally the company sold 15,174 vehicles — a 4 percent increase over 2021, which was also a record year. The Bentayga, Bentley’s luxurious and powerful SUV, continues to be the marque’s top seller accounting for 42 percent of worldwide sales. This success should continue with increased demand for the hybrid variant and the introduction of an extended-wheelbase Bentayga. Also experiencing success is the Flying Spur, with a new plug-in hybrid version grabbing 30 percent of the big sedan’s sales.
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Rolls-Royce
Total Sales: 6,021 (Global)
Vs. 2021: + 7.8%
Best-Selling Model: Cullinan
The previous 12 months have been good for Rolls-Royce — the legendary marque sold more vehicles in 2022 than ever before in its 118-year history. This figure is even more impressive after a record year in 2021. Personalization remains important to Rolls-Royce customers, with bespoke commissions also at record levels. This trend should continue as demand remains high: order banks are already filling for 2023, and preorders for the all-electric Spectre are higher than expected. The Cullinan SUV remains the company’s best-selling model worldwide; however, the new Ghost also experienced impressive growth, especially since the introduction of the higher-performance Ghost Black Badge. The Black Badge offerings are especially popular in North America, where 35 percent of vehicle commissions in 2022 were Black Badge variants.
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Alfa Romeo
Total Sales: 12,845
Vs. 2021: -29.6%
Best-Selling Model: Stelvio
In 2016 Alfa Romeo returned to the U.S. after an almost 40-year hiatus with the high-performance Giulia sedan, later joined by the Stelvio SUV. Sales peaked at around 24,000 units in 2018; over the last few years, demand for these Italian models has diminished. When Stelvio arrived for the 2018 model year, it quickly became the brand’s best-seller and has remained so ever since. With standard full-time all-wheel drive, Stelvio is available with two powerful engines including a 2.9-liter V6 producing 505 horsepower in the top-level Quadrifoglio. Alfa is hoping to turn its sales around with multiple new models on the horizon, the first of which will be the Tonale plug-in hybrid crossover expected to arrive later this year.
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MINI
Total Sales: 29,504
Vs. 2021: -1.4%
Best-Selling Model: Cooper
MINI sales in the U.S. have been on a steady decline since 2015, although in 2022 the brand stayed even with its 2021 performance. This can be attributed to a solid fourth quarter with a 31 percent increase versus a year earlier. Like its distant cousin, Rolls-Royce (MINI and Rolls-Royce are part of the BMW Group), MINI anticipates offering only electric vehicles by the 2030s. For 2022 MINI introduced a refreshed lineup that retains the car’s engaging face, updated taillights, a revised interior and multiple special editions.
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Infiniti
Total Sales: 46,619
Vs. 2021: -20.4%
Best-Selling Model: QX60
As the luxury arm of Nissan, Infiniti had been experiencing steady growth in the U.S. until 2017. Since then sales have been trending downward, and 2022 recorded the lowest numbers since the brand launched. However, hope remains for Infiniti — the brand introduced several new and refreshed vehicles last year, including an updated full-size QX80, the all-new sporty-looking QX55, and a redesigned QX60 3-row premium SUV which has become the brand’s best-seller. Clearly, SUVs are the future of the Infiniti brand since they outsell passenger car offerings by a 6-to-1 margin.
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Polestar
Total Sales: 51,500 (Global)
Vs. 2021: +77.6%
Best-Selling Model: Polestar 2
Polestar is a standalone electric performance brand from Volvo and one of the newest brands in America. The Polestar brand launched in 2018 with the limited-edition high-performance hybrid Polestar 1. For 2021 the more mainstream Polestar 2 electric sports sedan came to market, which helped establish the fledgling company. The new brand had rapid growth over the last year, which should continue when the all-new Polestar 3 crossover arrives later this year. With a Polestar 4 and Polestar 5 already announced for the next few years, the brand’s future looks bright. The company expects to increase annual global sales to 290,000 units by 2025.
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Genesis
Total Sales: 56,198
Vs. 2021: +13.2%
Best-Selling Model: GV70
Six years ago, Genesis launched as the luxury vehicle division of Hyundai, and the brand has experienced great success since then. After a significant sales increase in 2021, Genesis achieved its best annual sales ever in 2022. This upward trend should continue as the brand continues to broaden its lineup. In addition to the popular GV70 crossover and G80 sedan, Genesis now offers the all-electric GV60 as well as electric versions of the GV70 and G80.
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Porsche
Total Sales: 70,065
Vs. 2021: +0.1%
Best-Selling Model: Macan
This German sports car maker continues to have great success with its current lineup — achieving record annual sales in 2022 by eclipsing its own sales bar set a year earlier. The Macan SUV continues as the brand’s best-seller coming in slightly ahead of the larger Cayenne, and the iconic 911 sold more than 10,000 vehicles for the second year in a row. And last year, 10 percent of Porsches sold in America were electric vehicles. Porsche continues to expand its product line, coming to market with special versions such as the off-road-ready 911 Dakar or Style Editions of the 718 Cayman and Boxster.
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Lincoln
Total Sales: 83,486
Vs. 2021: – 4.0%
Best-Selling Model: Corsair
Since the sunset of the MKZ and Continental passenger cars, Lincoln now only offers SUVs in its lineup. And even though overall sales were down last year, the midsize Aviator and entry-level Corsair both had positive gains in 2022 versus the previous year. A 5-passenger midsize crossover, the Nautilus takes its place between the smaller Corsair and 3-row Aviator. For the 2023 model year, Corsair received a full refresh with a new front-end design and a revised interior with a larger center display. “Corsair plays an important role in our portfolio — artistically crafted and expertly designed to attract
younger Lincoln clients and give them the luxury experience they desire,” said Lincoln North America Director Michael Sprague.
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Mitsubishi
Total Sales: 85,810
Vs. 2021: -15.9%
Best-Selling Model: Outlander
Mitsubishi introduced an all-new Outlander for the 2022 model year, resulting in the best sales ever for the midsize SUV. The new Outlander showcases next-generation design language for the brand, featuring more interior room and an available Super All-Wheel Control all-wheel-drive system. Built on a new platform, the 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander has been re-engineered to provide a higher quality interior, more capability and innovative technology.
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Volvo
Total Sales: 102,038
Vs. 2021: -16.5%
Best-Selling Model: XC60
Sales are down for the Swedish brand; perhaps more telling about the future of Volvo is the popularity of its Recharge (EV and PHEV) models that accounted for almost one-third of Volvo’s U.S. vehicle sales in 2022. The XC60 crossover remained the brand’s most popular model, and for 2022 the model received styling tweaks and new powertrains. Inside, a new 12.3-inch digital driver display gets paired with a large 9-inch vertical display at the center of the dash. The XC60 also features a new Android operating system.
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Acura
Total Sales: 102,306
Vs. 2021: -35.0%
Best-Selling Model: MDX
On the strength of its SUV lineup, Acura had its highest annual sales in three years during 2021, but that success was short-lived as sales declined in 2022. Figures were down substantially for almost every model in the Acura lineup, although a bright spot has been the new Integra. Bringing back this well-known nameplate on a fun-to-drive 4-door hatchback has proved to be successful for the brand. The Integra received accolades as the 2023 North American Car of the Year, which should further improve its popularity.
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Buick
Total Sales: 103,519
Vs. 2021: – 42.4%
Best-Selling Model: Encore GX
With a sales increase of more than 10 percent last year compared to 2020, Buick was the only General Motors division reporting positive sales growth in 2021 versus the previous year. However, that success was short-lived — Buick had significant sales declines across its lineup in 2022. The Encore GX declined more than 50 percent versus a year earlier, but it still remains the best-selling model in the Buick lineup. The Encore GX features premium styling inside and out, as well as a more spacious cabin and improved cargo-carrying capacity compared to the standard Encore. In addition to its long list of standard equipment — which includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto — the Encore GX gets the latest advanced safety and driver-assist technologies.
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Chrysler
Total Sales: 112,713
Vs. 2021: -2.0%
Best-Selling Model: Pacifica
At one point Chrysler seemed like a write-off, but this iconic brand reported a nice uptick in overall sales for 2021 and stayed close to that figure for 2022. Pacifica — the brand’s latest minivan offering — was refreshed for the 2021 model year and continues to hold its place as Chrysler’s best-selling model. Looking to the future, Chrysler has already revealed the futuristic Airflow electric car and also announced it will become an all-electric vehicle brand by 2028, with the first battery-electric vehicle planned for 2025.
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Cadillac
Total Sales: 134,726
Vs. 2021: +13.9%
Best-Selling Model: Escalade
After two years of declining sales, Cadillac had a strong showing in 2022 thanks to impressive sales increases for the CT5 and XT4. Last year the luxury brand introduced a new Escalade. The updated model of this commanding SUV had a stellar year, matching its sales success of 2021. Since its introduction 20 years ago, Escalade has been among the best-selling luxury SUVs in America. For 2023 Cadillac introduces the high-performance Escalade V that boasts a 682-horsepower supercharged V8 engine under its expansive hood.
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Audi
Total Sales: 186,875
Vs. 2021: -4.7%
Best-Selling Model: Q5
Audi may have ended the year with slightly lower sales than 2021, but it ended the year on a high note. The German brand experienced a 63 percent increase in Q4 sales versus 2021. Audi also had success with its electrified e-tron family of vehicles, with sales of battery-electric vehicles up by almost 50 percent. Outselling every other Audi by a large margin, the Q5 received an updated look for the 2021 model year featuring a slimmer, broader octagonal Singleframe grille with taller side air intakes that have sporty trapezoidal inserts. Audi also offers the Q5 SUV as a plug-in hybrid, further contributing to this small crossover’s success.
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Dodge
Total Sales: 190,795
Vs. 2021: -11.6%
Best-Selling Model: Charger
The Dodge lineup is down to three vehicles — Charger, Challenger, and Durango — and the two muscle cars had year-over-year sales increases. However, overall sales are down for the brand since these three couldn’t make up for the losses of Grand Caravan and Journey, which are now discontinued. Charger remains the most popular Dodge model. In keeping with tradition, Charger has powerful engine choices including the R/T Scat Pack with a 485-horsepower 6.4-liter HEMI V8 powerplant or the latest entry: the SRT Hellcat Redeye with a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 producing a mind-blowing 797 horsepower. Dodge also brought back the Durango Hellcat. With more than 700 horsepower, it is the most powerful 3-row SUV available.
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Lexus
Total Sales: 258,704
Vs. 2021: -15.0%
Best-Selling Model: RX
After strong sales in 2021, Toyota’s luxury brand had a decline in year-over-year sales during 2022. The popular RX tops Lexus charts once again, responsible for more than one-third of total sales. One of the first luxury crossovers when it debuted as a 1998 model, the RX combines the utility of an SUV with the ride and comfort of a luxury sedan. Lexus introduced the next-generation RX for the 2023 model year with fresh styling, a range of new features and a more powerful RX 500h hybrid.
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Mercedes-Benz
Total Sales: 286,764
Vs. 2021: +3.9%
Best-Selling Model: GLC
One of the few brands with positive sales in 2022, Mercedes-Benz experienced growth in many high-end products including the S-Class, SL-Class, Maybach and all-electric flagship EQS. “Strong year-end results and exponential volume growth of our EV portfolio are a testament to the strong demand for Mercedes-Benz EQ, luxury and commercial vehicles in the U.S. market,” said President and CEO of MBUSA Dimitris Psillakis. “With a full lineup of five EQ models and a renewed focus on Top-End Vehicles, we will continue to advance our strategy and offer the most desirable luxury cars, SUVs, and commercial vehicles,” Psillakis observed.
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Mazda
Total Sales: 294,908
Vs. 2021: -11.4%
Best-Selling Model: CX-5
After one of its best sales years ever in 2021, the Japanese brand had sales declines across the board in 2022. However, the future looks bright for Mazda thanks to the recent launch of the MX-30 — the company’s first battery-electric vehicle — and the introduction of the new CX-50, the first vehicle built at Mazda’s new Alabama manufacturing plant. Making up more than half of Mazda’s annual sales, the CX-5 continues its run as the brand’s most popular model. This stylish crossover comes with i-Activ all-wheel drive and the latest advanced driver assistance features.
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Volkswagen
Total Sales: 301,069
Vs. 2021: -19.7%
Best-Selling Model: Tiguan
Many VW models had sales declines in 2022; however, the new Taos and electric ID.4 bucked that trend with positive sales versus a year ago. SUVs still make up more than 80 percent of VW’s total sales in America, and the ID.4 brought the brand’s total electric vehicle sales up to almost 7 percent of all vehicles sold. Tiguan sales were down about 20 percent year over year, but the small crossover remains the brand’s best-seller. The 5-seat Taos lands right in the middle of the compact SUV segment, slotting in below the larger Tiguan.
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BMW
Total Sales: 332,388
Vs. 2021: -1.3%
Best-Selling Model: X5
Sales may be down for the year, but the last quarter of 2022 resulted in significant positive sales for BMW, logging an increase of 9.4 percent versus 2021. With the introduction of three new electric vehicles last year — the iX, i4, and i7 — the German brand’s electric vehicles accounted for almost 5 percent of its annual sales in America. The X5 Sports Activity Vehicle continues as the brand’s best-seller, offering a luxurious interior, decent utility and impressive levels of performance. The X5 gets built at BMW’s Plant Spartanburg in South Carolina, responsible for more than 60 percent BMW vehicles sold in America last year.
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Tesla
Total Sales: 491,000 (estimate)
Vs. 2021: + 56.7%
Best-Selling Model: Model 3
As if to confirm that the electric car is here to stay, Tesla reported record sales in 2022. By increasing production worldwide with the opening of two new facilities, Tesla was able to meet growing demand for its full line of electric vehicles. Telsa only reports worldwide sales at 1.37 million vehicles delivered in 2022 — a 47 percent increase versus 2021 — so the figure for the U.S. is estimated based on vehicle registrations last year. The Model 3 is the least expensive vehicle in the Tesla lineup and remains the brand’s most popular model.
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GMC
Total Sales: 517,469
Vs. 2021: +7.3%
Best-Selling Model: Sierra
Sales of GMC products rebounded in 2022, driven primarily by positive sales of the updated Terrain SUV as well as the Sierra HD and Canyon pickup trucks. Once again the full Sierra pickup truck line leads the GMC lineup, accounting for about half of the brand’s annual sales. Similar to its Chevrolet Silverado sibling, the Sierra boasts a range of comfort, convenience and safety features. One standout is the truck’s MultiPro Tailgate, which offers six positions for easier loading; it also functions as a standing workstation. Last year GMC added the Sierra Denali Ultimate — the company’s most luxurious Sierra. GMC took the wraps off the upcoming Sierra EV a few months ago: the brand’s first electric pickup truck is due to arrive later this year.
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Ram
Total Sales: 545,194
Vs. 2021: -15.8%
Best-Selling Model: Pickup
Like many other brands on this list, Ram trucks made a noticeable comeback in the past few years only to drop off in 2022. While the ProMaster City had record sales last year, the Ram pickup sells more than any other vehicle in the entire portfolio of parent company Stellantis. This full-size truck features bold exterior styling and the interior is among the nicest on the market. Multiple powertrains are available, including a diesel and a HEMI V8 with a mild hybrid system. When properly equipped, the Ram 1500 can tow up to 12,750 pounds or haul 2,300 pounds — impressive figures for a half-ton pickup. Earlier this year, Ram showed its first electric truck concept with plans to bring the Ram EV into production by the end of the year.
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Subaru
Total Sales: 556,581
Vs. 2021: -4.7%
Best-Selling Model: Crosstrek
After 10 years of record sales, Subaru finally had declines in 2020 and further drops in 2021 and 2022. However, it seems a recovery is in motion: the company ended 2022 with five consecutive months of sales increases. “Thanks to our stellar retailers, we had a strong finish to 2022,” said Subaru Senior Vice President of Sales Jeff Walters. “In 2023, our customers can look forward to an exciting lineup of Subaru vehicles, including the all-new Impreza arriving later this year,” Walters noted. The versatile Crosstrek was the brand’s top seller in 2022 by narrowly beating the popular Outback. This success is especially impressive given the impending arrival of a new Crosstrek expected to premiere later this year.
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Nissan
Total Sales: 682,731
Vs. 2021: -25.7%
Best-Selling Model: Rogue
After three years of declining sales, Nissan heralded a healthy sales increase for 2021, but that momentum did not last — the brand’s numbers dropped again in 2022. But as the Japan-based automaker refreshes and updates its long-running models, it expects sales to make a comeback. This holds true for 2022; Pathfinder, Altima and Frontier received updates, and all three had substantial sales increases in 2022 versus 2021. The Rogue compact crossover had a sales decline last year, but it remains the best-selling model in the lineup. Redesigned in 2021 with fresh styling, advanced safety features and a family friendly interior, the latest Rogue has a long list of standard equipment across all trim levels including LED headlights and taillights, alloy wheels, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.
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Jeep
Total Sales: 684,614
Vs. 2021: -12.1%
Best-Selling Model: Grand Cherokee
The best-selling brand under the Stellantis umbrella, Jeep sales were down for the year. However, there were some bright spots from this iconic nameplate. Plug-in hybrid 4xe variants of the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee have been well accepted in the market, with sales of these PHEV models increasing 26 percent year over year. Almost one-fourth of all Wranglers sold are the 4xe and, according to Jeep, the Wrangler 4xe is the best-selling plug-in hybrid in America. The Grand Cherokee had a slight decline in overall sales but it remains the most popular model Jeep sells in America. Jeep introduced an all-new Grand Cherokee last year. In addition to the 4xe version, the Grand Cherokee is also available as a 3-row model for the first time.
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Kia
Total Sales: 693,549
Vs. 2021: -1.1%
Best-Selling Model: Sportage
Coming off a record sales year in 2021, Kia performed well in 2022 with sales almost matching the previous year. A key to this consistency is best fourth-quarter sales in the company’s 30-year history, as well as record sales from Telluride, Sorento and Sportage models. SUVs comprise almost 70 percent of the Korea-based brand’s annual sales. Kia also had significant gains with its electric vehicle portfolio, which increased by 142% year over year. Kia seems to be starting the new year in strong fashion — the brand’s EV6 electric crossover earned distinction as the 2023 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year.
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Hyundai
Total Sales: 724,265
Vs. 2021: -1.9%
Best-Selling Model: Tucson
Showing that a recovery of the auto industry is indeed underway, Hyundai achieved record sales in the fourth quarter of 2022, jumping 30 percent compared to the same period in 2021. Sales of the brand’s hybrid and electric vehicles drove much of this success, including IONIQ5 and KONA EV electric vehicles, as well as hybrid versions of the Elantra, Santa Fe and Tucson – all of which had big growth in 2022. All new for the 2022 model year, the Tucson continues as the brand’s best-seller.
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Honda
Total Sales: 881,201
Vs. 2021: -32.7%
Best-Selling Model: CR-V
Honda remains one of the best-selling brands in America, although sales were down dramatically last year and the Ridgeline pickup was the only model with improved sales year over year. That said, the Japan-based auto giant has demonstrated signs of improvement thanks to strong December sales for the Accord and Odyssey. The CR-V 5-passenger crossover continues as the brand’s best-seller, making up more than 25 percent of Honda’s total sales for 2022. Honda hopes to see improvements in the coming year when it comes to market with the updated midsize Accord and Pilot SUV.
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Chevrolet
Total Sales: 1,518,048
Vs. 2021: +5.6%
Best-Selling Model: Silverado
The best-selling brand in the General Motors portfolio by a considerable margin, Chevrolet had a successful sales year with positive gains by most of its nameplates. The biggest surprise was a dramatic sales increase for Malibu, the only non-electrified sedan remaining in Chevy’s lineup. The Silverado full-size pickup truck dropped slightly in year-over-year sales but retained its best-selling position for the brand, representing more than one-third of Chevrolet’s annual sales. Last year Chevrolet introduced an updated Silverado with fresh exterior styling and a revised interior with enhanced technology. Higher-level trims get a new 13.4-inch display screen and available Super Cruise driver-assistance technology. Later this year, Chevrolet will come to market with the first all-electric Silverado pickup.
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Ford
Total Sales: 1,780,978
Vs. 2021: -2.1%
Best-Selling Model: F-Series
Ford’s overall sales were down slightly in 2022, although the brand had plenty to cheer about. The F-Series continued its reign as the best-selling vehicle in America for the 41st year in a row. Refreshed in 2021, F-Series offers several gas-engine options as well as a powerful hybrid and the all-electric F-150 Lightning. In addition to impressive performance, the electrified F-150 features onboard generators that can even power a house during an outage. Adding to the sales success is the redesigned 2023 F-Series Super Duty, which features updated styling in and out, as well as a new high-output diesel engine that makes it possible for the big truck to tow up to 40,000 pounds.
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Toyota
Total Sales: 1,849,754
Vs. 2021: – 8.8%
Best-Selling Model: RAV4
General Motors may have sold more vehicles than Toyota Motor Sales USA, but Toyota branded vehicles sold in higher numbers than any other brand in America for the second year in a row. Toyota boasts four of the top 10 selling new vehicles in America, with the RAV4 besting all crossovers and the Camry earning the passenger car crown for the 21st year in a row. The popular brand also continued its dominance among electrified vehicles, which make up almost a quarter of Toyota’s total annual sales. Toyota will likely continue its success into 2023 with a new Prius and larger Grand Highlander arriving this year.
