It is no wonder that pickup trucks always rule and continue to rule in 2019 as well. This top 10 list is not only SUVs and trucks. Hatchbacks and Sedans from Honda and Toyota continue to perform well, and Nissan also has a few best-sellers in the mix regardless of having a rough year. However, it’s still curious to keep an eye on the rankings during the year to see how things turn out.
We have collected sales from all the automakers in the U.S. market to provide you a list of the top 10 vehicles on the market. Let’s get started!
#1. Ford F-Series (896,526 units, -1.41% compared to 2018)
#2. Ram Pickup (633,694 units, +18.01%)
#3. Chevrolet Silverado (575,600 units, -1.71%)
#4. Toyota RAV4 (448,071 units, +4.89%)
#5. Honda CR-V (384,168 units, +1.36%)
#6. Nissan Rogue (350,447 units, -14.96%)
#7. Chevrolet Equinox (346,048 units, +4.04%)
#8. Toyota Camry (336,978 units, -1.88%)
#9. Honda Civic (325,650 units, -0.03%)
#10. Toyota Corolla (304,850 units, +0.37%)
#10Toyota Corolla
304,850 units sold, +0.37%
The 2019 Toyota Corolla has a brilliant stability rating. Both the redesigned sedan and hatchback models were slightly increased in sales in 2019. It has safety, standard tech features, a roomy cabin in sedan models, excellent fuel economy, and excellent predicted reliability ratings.
The Corolla Sedan has small passenger space, but it is a good choice among the two body styles. However, the hatchback is all redesigned for 2019, and it's more expensive than the sedan. The hatchback has more tech features, safety options, and a more fuel-efficient engine.
The 2019 Honda Civic characterizes compact-car eminence with its fun-to-drive personality and a mix of practicality. The Civic offers high-performance models and several body styles. It consists of decent models, and they come under the 10 Best cars, including the Type R and Civic Si models. Its lineup contains a two-door coupe and also a four-door hatchback and sedan.
The Civic has a potent turbocharged engine, is fun to drive, and is comfortable to ride. As a result, its sales were almost similar in 2019 in contrast to 2018.
#8Toyota Camry
336,978 units sold, -1.88%
The 2019 Toyota Camry made a compelling entrance in the sedan class, a vehicle that can rival beyond its status for perfect consistency and outstanding resale value. With a very fuel-saving four-cylinder engine and an accessible hybrid version, it attracts the environmental-friendly crowd. However, its performance pales than sportier competitors, for instance, the Mazda 6 and the Honda Accord. Nevertheless, the Camry comes with a comfortable drive and proficient handling. As a result, Toyota's constantly strong-selling medium-sized sedan continues to keep on its crown as the top-selling car in the U.S. Its sale decreased 2 percent in 2019.
#7Chevrolet Equinox
346,048 units sold, +4.04%
The model year 2019 is a strong year for Chevy's Compact crossover, with a 4 percent increase in sales. Chevy continues to fail in the compact crossover sales race with competitors, for instance, Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V, but it is closer than before.
Equinox's features include a roomy, comfortable cabin, powerful turbo-four gas engine, reliable rating, and class-leading fuel-efficient with a diesel powertrain. But the competitors of the Chevrolet Equinox have good interior and more appealing road behaviors.
The Rogue ranked has been increased on the list for 2019, although sales were decreasing 15 percent. However, it's also significant to recall that Nissan Rogue contains both the compact Rogue and the subcompact Rogue sport; Nissan doesn't address sales for these models. For the model year 2019, it offers consumer-friendly features at a reasonable price. The gasoline version consists of outstanding fuel efficiency but sluggish acceleration and loud operation. On the contrary, the Nissan has a valuable cargo area to appeal to attention and handsome exterior styling.
#5Honda CR-V
384,168 units sold, +1.36%
The 2019 Honda CR-V is the best-selling Honda by a decent margin. However, it could not succeed in the crossover sales race regardless of its numbers increased 1 percent compared to 2018. Its features include elite cargo space, a unique exterior environment, and extremely fuel-efficient. However, CR-V has an unsatisfying infotainment display, not the fastest in its class. This Honda has much more to provide if you look for a daily commuter or a family vehicle.
The Toyota RAV4 has been entirely redesigned for the model year 2019 and brought about several upgrades. It comes with an extensive list of quality features, containing a user-friendly infotainment system and plenty of driver assistance technologies. Although in 2018, the RAV4 maintained the label of the best-selling non-truck in the U.S., the fifth-generation updated version did the same in 2019.
#3Chevrolet Silverado
575,600 units sold, -1.71%
The 2019 Chevrolet Silverado is an excellent choice in case you are looking for a full-size pickup truck. It is convenient to ride daily, and it controls gently for a vehicle of its size. In addition, it's obtainable with several engine options, the interior is roomy, particularly in Crew Cab models, and the infotainment display is user-friendly. However, the light-duty truck sales drop by 1 percent, whereas the heavy-duty truck sales drop by 8 percent.
The Ram 1500 pickup has been getting famous by itself since its first launch in the early 1980s. Currently, the 2019 RAM 1500 is part of the fifth generation and is an excellent choice if you're searching for a full-size pickup truck that's spacious, versatile, and rugged. It has received the best award for 2020, and it looks like buyers loved the new truck, as well. The whole pickup range, freshly redesigned heavy-duty trucks, increased 18 percent sales in 2019.
#1Ford F-Series
896,526 units sold, -1.41%
It’s no wonder that pickup trucks Ford discover themselves in the top position one more time. However, raised rivalry from GMC, Chevrolet, and Ram perhaps explains the F-series' slight decrease compared to 2018. These rivals have redesigned both their heavy-duty and light-duty offerings, whereas Ford's truck range has not modified that considerably in a while. The handsome hauler can be fitted for every personality and job, with bed styles, three cabs, and several appearance packs. The F-150 is the most comprehensive and full-size solid pickup to be discovered.