US best-selling vehicles, 2005 to 2025
Ford's F-Series outsold every other model in this US set in every year from 2005 to 2025, with 828,842 sold in 2025.
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What the data shows
- In 2025, Ford F-Series ranks #1 with 828,842, ahead of Chevrolet Silverado (588,709) and Toyota RAV4 (479,288).
- Ford F-Series holds #1 for the whole period, 2005 to 2025.
- Biggest climber: Toyota RAV4, from #13 in 2005 to #3 in 2025.
About this chart
Ford's F-Series outsold every other model in this set in every year from 2005 to 2025, reaching 828,842 sales in 2025. Its peak was 909,330 in 2018 and its low was 413,625 in 2009, during the financial crisis. The chart covers 14 models that led or ranked near the top of US sales, using GoodCarBadCar figures, so other models could have outsold some of these in a given year.
The Chevrolet Silverado was usually second, selling 588,709 in 2025, though the Camry ranked second in 2009 and Ram in 2019 and 2021. The Toyota RAV4 is the biggest non-pickup, with 479,288 in 2025 compared with 70,518 in 2005. The Camry peaked at 472,808 in 2007 and sold 316,185 in 2025. Some outlets quote slightly different 2025 totals for the F-Series and Silverado.
The data
Source: GoodCarBadCar (GCBC) U.S. sales figures by model, compiled from automaker and Automotive News reports; one page per model. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Calendar-year US sales (units) for 14 models that led or ranked near the top of the US sales chart during 2005-2025; other models may have outsold some of these in individual years. Ram pickup combines Ram 1500, Heavy Duty and the earlier Dodge Ram series as GCBC reports them. Small differences versus automaker press releases are possible (e.g. one outlet cites 828,832 for the 2025 F-Series versus GCBC's 828,842; Silverado 2025 is 588,709 at GCBC but quoted as 580,368 elsewhere). 2026 not included because the year is incomplete.
| Date | Ford F-Series | Chevrolet Silverado | Ram pickup | Toyota RAV4 | Honda CR-V | Toyota Camry | GMC Sierra | Toyota Corolla | Honda Civic | Honda Accord | Nissan Rogue | Chevrolet Equinox | Toyota Tacoma | Nissan Altima |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | 901,463 | 705,981 | 400,543 | 70,518 | 150,219 | 431,703 | 229,488 | 341,290 | 308,415 | 376,293 | 130,542 | 168,811 | 255,371 | |
| 2006 | 796,039 | 636,069 | 364,177 | 152,047 | 170,028 | 448,445 | 210,736 | 387,388 | 316,638 | 354,441 | 113,888 | 178,351 | 232,457 | |
| 2007 | 691,589 | 618,257 | 358,295 | 172,752 | 219,160 | 472,808 | 208,243 | 368,390 | 331,095 | 382,231 | 17,808 | 89,552 | 173,238 | 284,762 |
| 2008 | 515,513 | 465,065 | 245,840 | 137,020 | 198,505 | 436,617 | 168,544 | 351,007 | 335,126 | 368,161 | 69,135 | 67,447 | 144,653 | 271,668 |
| 2009 | 413,625 | 316,544 | 177,268 | 149,108 | 191,214 | 356,824 | 111,842 | 296,874 | 259,722 | 290,056 | 77,222 | 86,148 | 111,824 | 203,568 |
| 2010 | 528,349 | 370,135 | 199,652 | 170,877 | 203,714 | 327,553 | 129,794 | 266,082 | 260,218 | 311,381 | 99,515 | 149,979 | 107,198 | 229,263 |
| 2011 | 584,917 | 415,130 | 244,763 | 132,237 | 218,373 | 306,510 | 149,170 | 240,259 | 221,235 | 252,304 | 124,543 | 193,274 | 110,705 | 268,981 |
| 2012 | 645,316 | 418,312 | 290,363 | 171,875 | 281,652 | 404,885 | 157,185 | 290,947 | 317,909 | 332,502 | 142,349 | 218,621 | 141,365 | 302,934 |
| 2013 | 764,402 | 480,414 | 355,673 | 218,249 | 303,904 | 408,484 | 184,389 | 302,180 | 336,181 | 366,678 | 162,751 | 238,192 | 159,485 | 320,723 |
| 2014 | 753,851 | 529,755 | 439,789 | 267,698 | 335,019 | 428,606 | 211,833 | 339,498 | 326,081 | 388,435 | 199,199 | 242,152 | 155,041 | 335,644 |
| 2015 | 780,354 | 600,544 | 451,116 | 315,412 | 345,647 | 429,355 | 224,139 | 363,332 | 335,384 | 355,557 | 287,190 | 277,589 | 179,562 | 333,398 |
| 2016 | 820,799 | 574,876 | 487,558 | 352,139 | 357,335 | 388,616 | 221,680 | 366,129 | 366,927 | 345,135 | 329,904 | 242,195 | 191,631 | 307,380 |
| 2017 | 896,764 | 585,864 | 500,723 | 407,594 | 377,895 | 387,081 | 217,943 | 329,196 | 377,286 | 322,655 | 403,465 | 290,458 | 198,124 | 254,996 |
| 2018 | 909,330 | 585,582 | 536,980 | 427,168 | 379,013 | 343,439 | 219,554 | 303,732 | 325,760 | 291,071 | 412,110 | 332,621 | 245,659 | 209,146 |
| 2019 | 896,526 | 575,569 | 633,694 | 448,068 | 384,168 | 336,978 | 232,325 | 304,850 | 325,650 | 267,567 | 350,447 | 346,049 | 248,801 | 209,183 |
| 2020 | 787,372 | 593,057 | 563,676 | 430,387 | 323,502 | 294,348 | 253,014 | 237,179 | 261,225 | 199,458 | 227,936 | 270,994 | 238,805 | 137,988 |
| 2021 | 726,003 | 529,765 | 569,389 | 407,739 | 361,271 | 313,795 | 248,923 | 248,993 | 263,787 | 202,676 | 285,601 | 165,325 | 252,520 | 103,776 |
| 2022 | 653,957 | 520,936 | 468,344 | 399,941 | 238,155 | 295,201 | 241,521 | 222,216 | 133,932 | 154,612 | 186,481 | 212,072 | 237,323 | 139,956 |
| 2023 | 750,789 | 555,148 | 444,927 | 434,943 | 361,457 | 290,649 | 295,738 | 232,369 | 200,381 | 197,947 | 271,458 | 212,701 | 234,768 | 128,030 |
| 2024 | 765,649 | 560,265 | 373,118 | 475,193 | 402,791 | 309,875 | 324,734 | 232,908 | 242,005 | 162,723 | 245,723 | 207,732 | 192,813 | 113,896 |
| 2025 | 828,842 | 588,709 | 374,059 | 479,288 | 403,768 | 316,185 | 356,218 | 248,088 | 238,661 | 150,196 | 216,207 | 274,356 | 274,638 | 92,809 |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best-selling vehicle in the US?
The Ford F-Series, with 828,842 sales in 2025 per GoodCarBadCar. It has led this set of models in every year since 2005. The Chevrolet Silverado was second at 588,709.
What is the best-selling non-truck in the US?
Among the models in this set, the Toyota RAV4 sold the most non-pickup vehicles in 2025, at 479,288, ahead of the Honda CR-V at 403,768. The best-selling sedan in the set was the Toyota Camry at 316,185.
Where does this data come from?
GoodCarBadCar (GCBC) U.S. sales figures by model, compiled from automaker and Automotive News reports; one page per model. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Calendar-year US sales (units) for 14 models that led or ranked near the top of the US sales chart during 2005-2025; other models may have outsold some of these in individual years. Ram pickup combines Ram 1500, Heavy Duty and the earlier Dodge Ram series as GCBC reports them. Small differences versus automaker press releases are possible (e.g. one outlet cites 828,832 for the 2025 F-Series versus GCBC's 828,842; Silverado 2025 is 588,709 at GCBC but quoted as 580,368 elsewhere). 2026 not included because the year is incomplete. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.
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