100 Best-Selling Cars in the USA: The Most Popular Vehicles of 2025

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If you want to know which vehicles Americans bought the most, the 2025 U.S. auto sales rankings provide a fascinating look at the American car market.

Pickup trucks, SUVs, crossovers and a handful of sedans dominate the list. The Ford F-Series remained one of the strongest sellers in the United States, while the Chevrolet Silverado, Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V and Tesla Model Y also ranked among the country's most popular vehicles.

This guide lists the 100 best-selling vehicles in the United States in 2025, including pickup trucks, SUVs, crossovers, sedans, minivans, vans, sports cars and electric vehicles.

Important: This ranking refers to vehicles sold in the United States, not vehicles manufactured in the United States. Therefore, American-market models from Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Subaru, Nissan, Tesla and other automakers are included.

100 Best-Selling Vehicles in the United States in 2025

Rank	Vehicle	Brand	Type	2025 U.S. Sales
1	F-Series	Ford	Pickup	828,832
2	Silverado	Chevrolet	Pickup	588,709
3	RAV4	Toyota	SUV	479,288
4	CR-V	Honda	SUV	403,768
5	Model Y	Tesla	EV	357,528
6	Sierra	GMC	Pickup	356,218
7	Camry	Toyota	Sedan	316,185
8	Tacoma	Toyota	Pickup	274,638
9	Equinox	Chevrolet	Crossover	274,356
10	Corolla	Toyota	Sedan	248,088
11	Tucson	Hyundai	Crossover	234,230
12	Explorer	Ford	SUV	222,706
13	Rogue	Nissan	Crossover	217,896
14	Grand Cherokee	Jeep	SUV	210,082
15	Trax	Chevrolet	Crossover	206,339
16	Ram 1500	Ram	Pickup	204,139
17	Model 3	Tesla	EV	192,440
18	Crosstrek	Subaru	Crossover	191,724
19	Sportage	Kia	SUV	182,823
20	Forester	Subaru	SUV	175,070
21	Ram HD	Ram	Pickup	169,920
22	Wrangler	Jeep	SUV	167,322
23	Transit	Ford	Van	161,797
24	Outback	Subaru	Crossover	157,716
25	Maverick	Ford	Pickup	155,051
26	Sentra	Nissan	Sedan	152,578
27	Traverse	Chevrolet	SUV	148,278
28	Elantra	Hyundai	Sedan	148,200
29	Tundra	Toyota	Pickup	147,610
30	Bronco	Ford	SUV	146,007
31	Santa Fe	Hyundai	SUV	142,404
32	Forte/K4	Kia	Sedan	140,514
33	Escape	Ford	Crossover	139,387
34	Grand Highlander	Toyota	SUV	136,801
35	CX-5	Mazda	SUV	136,335
36	Bronco Sport	Ford	Crossover	134,493
37	Palisade	Hyundai	SUV	123,929
38	Telluride	Kia	SUV	123,281
39	Tahoe	Chevrolet	SUV	114,202
40	RX	Lexus	SUV	113,256
41	CX-50	Mazda	SUV	110,345
42	Pacifica	Chrysler	Minivan	110,006
43	Colorado	Chevrolet	Pickup	107,867
44	Kicks	Nissan	Crossover	103,575
45	Compass	Jeep	Crossover	101,997
46	Pathfinder	Nissan	SUV	101,598
47	Sienna	Toyota	Minivan	101,486
48	Trailblazer	Chevrolet	Crossover	101,363
49	4Runner	Toyota	SUV	98,805
50	Sorento	Kia	SUV	94,772
51	Altima	Nissan	Sedan	93,268
52	Yukon	GMC	SUV	93,036
53	Expedition	Ford	SUV	85,921
54	Durango	Dodge	SUV	81,168
55	Tiguan	Volkswagen	SUV	78,621
56	NX	Lexus	SUV	76,836
57	Terrain	GMC	Crossover	74,975
58	Kona	Hyundai	Crossover	74,814
59	K5	Kia	Sedan	72,751
60	Carnival	Kia	Minivan	71,917
61	Atlas	Volkswagen	SUV	71,044
62	Ranger	Ford	Pickup	70,960
63	Frontier	Nissan	Pickup	65,232
64	Sonata	Hyundai	Sedan	60,094
65	Envista	Buick	Crossover	58,949
66	Suburban	Chevrolet	SUV	58,683
67	Equinox EV	Chevrolet	EV	57,945
68	Encore GX	Buick	Crossover	57,528
69	TX	Lexus	SUV	57,346
70	Seltos	Kia	Crossover	56,798
71	Gladiator	Jeep	Pickup	56,790
72	CX-30	Mazda	Crossover	56,684
73	Prius	Toyota	Sedan	56,488
74	Highlander	Toyota	SUV	56,208
75	Acadia	GMC	SUV	55,221
76	Taos	Volkswagen	Crossover	55,198
77	CX-90	Mazda	SUV	55,156
78	Jetta	Volkswagen	Sedan	54,291
79	Mustang Mach-E	Ford	EV	51,620
80	Escalade	Cadillac	SUV	49,366
81	Ioniq 5	Hyundai	EV	47,039
82	Blazer	Chevrolet	SUV	46,531
83	Mustang	Ford	Sports Car	45,333
84	Ascent	Subaru	SUV	44,400
85	Envision	Buick	Crossover	41,924
86	E-Series	Ford	Van	40,968
87	ES	Lexus	Sedan	39,926
88	Enclave	Buick	SUV	39,754
89	GX	Lexus	SUV	37,180
90	Canyon	GMC	Pickup	36,477
91	Nautilus	Lincoln	Crossover	33,744
92	QX60	Infiniti	SUV	30,538
93	Mazda3	Mazda	Sedan	29,266
94	Impreza	Subaru	Sedan	27,942
95	Corsair	Lincoln	Crossover	26,566
96	Santa Cruz	Hyundai	Pickup	25,499
97	XT5	Cadillac	Crossover	24,702
98	Corvette	Chevrolet	Sports Car	24,533
99	Aviator	Lincoln	SUV	24,373
100	Blazer EV	Chevrolet	EV	22,637

Sales figures are based on available 2025 U.S. model-level sales data. Different industry sources can report slightly different totals because some automakers group nameplates together, while Tesla does not publicly report U.S. model-by-model sales in the same way as many traditional automakers.

What Were the Best-Selling Vehicles in America in 2025?

The 2025 sales rankings demonstrate how important trucks and utility vehicles remain to American consumers.

The Ford F-Series was at the top of the market, with more than 800,000 units reported in the broader F-Series tally. The Chevrolet Silverado followed, while the Toyota RAV4 remained one of the country's leading non-pickup vehicles.

The first positions also show the diversity of the U.S. market. Buyers continued to purchase traditional gasoline-powered pickups, hybrid vehicles, SUVs, crossovers, sedans and battery-electric vehicles.

1. Ford F-Series

The Ford F-Series continues to be one of the defining vehicles of the American automotive market.

The F-Series includes multiple full-size pickup configurations, giving Ford a broad presence among consumers and businesses looking for a truck.

Its position at the top of the 2025 U.S. sales rankings demonstrates the enormous importance of the full-size pickup segment in America.

2. Chevrolet Silverado

The Chevrolet Silverado remained another major force in the U.S. pickup market.

Available in a wide range of configurations, the Silverado serves personal-use buyers, commercial customers and truck enthusiasts.

Its 2025 sales volume placed it firmly near the top of the American vehicle market.

3. Toyota RAV4

The Toyota RAV4 was one of the most successful passenger vehicles in the United States in 2025.

Its combination of SUV practicality, compact dimensions and electrified powertrain availability has helped make the RAV4 a major player in the American market.

The RAV4 recorded 479,288 U.S. sales in the 2025 data set used for this ranking.

4. Honda CR-V

The Honda CR-V was another major seller in the U.S. market.

The compact SUV segment remains extremely important in America, and the CR-V competes directly with vehicles such as the Toyota RAV4, Nissan Rogue, Hyundai Tucson and Subaru Forester.

The CR-V recorded more than 400,000 U.S. sales in 2025 according to industry-compiled figures.

America's Most Popular Vehicle Types

Looking at the entire top 100 reveals something important about American automotive preferences: SUVs, crossovers and pickup trucks dominate the market.

Pickup Trucks

Pickup trucks occupy many of the highest positions.

Some of the most popular include:

• Ford F-Series
• Chevrolet Silverado
• GMC Sierra
• Toyota Tacoma
• Ram 1500
• Ram HD
• Ford Maverick
• Toyota Tundra
• Chevrolet Colorado
• Ford Ranger
• Nissan Frontier

The strong performance of these models highlights the continued importance of trucks for personal transportation, work and recreation.

SUVs and Crossovers

SUVs and crossovers make up a huge portion of the American market.

Popular models include:

• Toyota RAV4
• Honda CR-V
• Chevrolet Equinox
• Hyundai Tucson
• Ford Explorer
• Nissan Rogue
• Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Chevrolet Trax
• Subaru Crosstrek
• Kia Sportage
• Subaru Forester
• Hyundai Santa Fe
• Toyota Grand Highlander

The popularity of these vehicles reflects the continued shift away from traditional sedans toward higher-riding vehicles with greater cargo and passenger flexibility.

Sedans

Although SUVs dominate the American market, sedans are far from extinct.

The 2025 top 100 includes several major sedan nameplates:

• Toyota Camry
• Toyota Corolla
• Honda Civic
• Nissan Sentra
• Hyundai Elantra
• Kia K4
• Nissan Altima
• Kia K5
• Hyundai Sonata
• Toyota Prius
• Volkswagen Jetta
• Lexus ES
• Mazda3
• Subaru Impreza

The Toyota Camry remained particularly significant, ranking near the top of the overall U.S. market with more than 316,000 units in the data set used here.

Best-Selling Electric Vehicles in the USA

Electric vehicles also appear throughout the 2025 top 100.

Some of the highest-volume EVs include:

1. Tesla Model Y
2. Tesla Model 3
3. Chevrolet Equinox EV
4. Ford Mustang Mach-E
5. Hyundai Ioniq 5
6. Chevrolet Blazer EV
7. Volkswagen ID.4
8. Cadillac Lyriq
9. Tesla Cybertruck
10. Kia EV9

Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 were among the most prominent EV nameplates in the overall ranking. Because Tesla does not provide the same level of U.S. model-specific sales reporting as many traditional manufacturers, industry estimates can differ between sources.

Which Brands Had the Most Models in the Top 100?

The ranking also illustrates the breadth of several major automakers.

Ford appears throughout the list with pickups, SUVs, vans, sports cars and EVs. Chevrolet also has a particularly broad representation, ranging from the Silverado and Equinox to the Corvette and several electric vehicles.

Toyota has a strong presence across pickups, SUVs, sedans, hybrids and minivans, while Hyundai, Kia, Subaru, Nissan and Mazda also place multiple vehicles in the top 100.

Why Are Pickup Trucks So Popular in America?

There are several practical reasons why pickup trucks occupy so many high positions in U.S. sales rankings.

American buyers often use trucks for:

• Towing trailers
• Carrying equipment
• Construction and professional work
• Outdoor recreation
• Family transportation
• Long-distance driving
• Personal utility

Full-size pickups also offer large cabins, multiple configurations and substantial towing capacity.

The sales data shows that pickups remain a fundamental part of the American automotive landscape.

Are SUVs More Popular Than Sedans in the USA?

The 2025 ranking strongly illustrates the importance of SUVs and crossovers in the United States.

Models such as the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Chevrolet Equinox, Hyundai Tucson, Ford Explorer and Nissan Rogue rank substantially higher than most traditional passenger cars.

However, popular sedans such as the Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic continue to attract hundreds of thousands of American buyers.

What About Hybrid Cars?

Electrification in the United States is not limited to fully electric vehicles.

Hybrid and electrified versions of popular models have become increasingly important.

The Toyota RAV4, Toyota Camry, Toyota Prius and other electrified models demonstrate how hybrid technology has become part of mainstream American vehicle sales.

This means the U.S. market is not simply divided between gasoline vehicles and EVs. Hybrid vehicles occupy an important middle ground for consumers who want improved fuel efficiency without switching entirely to a battery-electric vehicle.

The American Auto Market in 2025

The 2025 U.S. sales rankings reveal several major trends.

First, pickup trucks remain extremely important. Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, Ram and Toyota all have high-volume truck nameplates.

Second, SUVs and crossovers dominate the passenger-vehicle landscape. The RAV4, CR-V, Equinox, Tucson, Rogue, Grand Cherokee and many others demonstrate the strength of the segment.

Third, sedans continue to have a significant audience. Camry, Corolla, Civic, Sentra and Elantra remain important nameplates.

Finally, electric vehicles are becoming an established part of the market, although their sales volumes vary significantly by model.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the best-selling vehicle in the USA in 2025?

The Ford F-Series was the leading vehicle line in the 2025 U.S. sales rankings. Industry sources report more than 800,000 F-Series sales, although the exact number varies depending on the methodology and treatment of individual F-Series models.

What was the best-selling SUV in America in 2025?

The Toyota RAV4 was one of the highest-selling SUVs in the United States in 2025, with 479,288 units in the data set used for this ranking.

What was America's best-selling sedan in 2025?

The Toyota Camry ranked as one of the highest-selling sedans in the United States, with 316,185 units reported in the 2025 data set.

What was the best-selling electric vehicle in the USA in 2025?

The Tesla Model Y was among the highest-volume electric vehicles in the U.S. market in 2025. Exact model-level totals vary between industry sources because Tesla does not publish U.S. model sales in the same format used by many traditional automakers.

How many vehicles are included in this list?

This article presents the 100 highest-volume vehicle nameplates/models based on available 2025 U.S. sales data.

Does this list include only American car brands?

No. The ranking covers vehicles sold in the United States, regardless of the automaker's country of origin.

That means American brands such as Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, Jeep, Ram, Tesla and Cadillac appear alongside Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, Subaru, Mazda, Volkswagen, Lexus and other brands.

Final Takeaway

The 100 best-selling vehicles in the United States in 2025 provide a snapshot of what American consumers were buying during the year.

The biggest story is the continued strength of pickup trucks, SUVs and crossovers, but the list also shows that sedans, hybrids, minivans and electric vehicles remain important parts of the American automotive market.

From the Ford F-Series and Chevrolet Silverado to the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Tesla Model Y and Toyota Camry, the U.S. auto market is remarkably diverse.

For anyone researching the most popular cars in America, these 100 models provide a useful overview of the vehicles that generated the highest sales volumes during 2025.

Sales figures can vary between sources because automakers use different reporting methods, some vehicle lines are grouped together, and Tesla does not disclose U.S. model-level sales in the same way as many traditional automakers. The ranking should therefore be understood as a compiled industry ranking rather than a single government sales database.