1. Ford F-Series
Ford F-Series
2020 sales volume (U.S. sales only): 787,422
Car type: Pickup truck
Manufacturer: Ford Motor Company
Year of production: 1948
As the most popular pickup truck line in U.S. history, Ford's F-Series lineup has dominated the competition for some time and by a sizable margin. The F-Series has been in production since 1948 and is now in its 14th generation, offering products in different sizes and shapes, as well as different features, from the entry-level F-150 pickup to the F-650/750 super-heavy 6-8 class trucks.
The F-150 is one of the most popular among them because it is cheaper, has a smaller form factor, and is functional enough for most people. Launched in 1999, these trucks have evolved a lot over the years and have also undergone several generations of upgrades. Its diesel engine delivers tremendous power and torque, providing ample payload and towing capacity. Overall, it is one of the most well-rounded trucks in the segment, with a wide range of trim levels and specifications to suit people of different budgets and requirements.
2. Ram pickup
Ram pickup
2020 sales (U.S. only): 563,676
Car type: Pickup truck
制造商: Stellantis NV
Date of manufacture: 1980 (originally known as Dodge Ram)
Pickup trucks are still very popular in the United States, and Ram trucks (originally known as Dodge Ram) have had a huge impact on this automotive segment since they were first produced in 1980. The Ram 3500 is basically the most powerful heavy-duty truck in the United States. Their lineup of pickup trucks sits at the top of the Ram 2500 heavy-duty pickup trucks. The 2021 Ram 1500 is also a very popular choice in the light pickup truck segment and belongs to one of the highest-rated cars on the market. The selection of powerful engines, good ride quality, and a spacious and quiet interior are some of the reasons for its popularity in the United States.
3. Chevrolet Thorrod
Chevrolet Thorrod
2020 sales (U.S. only): 586,675
Car type: Pickup truck
Manufacturer: General Motors
Year of production: 1998
The Chevrolet Sorod is a full-size, heavy-duty pickup truck developed and manufactured by General Motors. The Silverado series was launched back in 1998, and the truck has evolved considerably since then.
This popular pickup truck is available in three different models, the light-duty 1500 and the two heavy-duty 2500HD and 3500HD Crew Cab models. The total payload and towing capacity of the three models differ, and the 3500HD crew cab is clearly the most capable of the all. Although Sorod's 1500 variant received a generation upgrade to its fourth-generation in the 2019 model year, both the 2500HD and 3500HD transitions were a year late.
4. Toyota RAV4
Toyota RAV4
2020 sales volume (U.S. only): 430,387 C/D
Car type: Crossover SUV
Manufacturer: Toyota Motor Corporation
Year of production: 1994
The Toyota RAV4 is the most popular among the many crossovers and SUVs under the Japanese automaker giant's portfolio. It is one of the most popular and best-selling cars in the entire segment, not just in the United States. Sitting somewhere between the ultra-compact CH-R and the midsize Venza crossover SUV, the RAV4 compact crossover SUV is also one of the most versatile models in the segment, and from one of the most reliable automakers on the market, it's not hard to see why the Toyota RAV4 is the best-selling car in the segment.
RAV4 debuted in 1994 and has undergone quite a few changes and updates over the years. It was during the 2019 model year update that the RAV4 transitioned to the fifth generation, of which the 2021 Toyota RAV4 was also a part. It offers good practicality and interior space in its class, and its quiet interior environment and comfortable ride quality also give it a huge advantage over the competition.
5. Honda CR-V
Honda CR-V
2020 sales volume (U.S. only): 333,502 C/D
Car type: Crossover SUV
Manufacturer: Honda Motor Company
Year of production: 1995
With the rising popularity and demand for crossovers and SUVs among American car drivers, the Honda CR-V managed to become the second most popular model in the segment. The model debuted in 1995/1996 and is now in its fifth generation since the 2017 model year. It offers good build quality both internally and externally. It also provides drivers with a good ride quality with above-average comfort on any type of road. In addition, it is one of the most dynamic and more handling sports cars in the segment. CR-V stands for "Comfortable Running Vehicle", and it really lives up to its name.
6. Honda Shikan
Honda Shikan
2020 sales volume (U.S. only): 261,225
Car type: Compact car
Manufacturer: Honda Motor Company
Date of manufacture: 1972
The Honda Civic is another very popular line of cars offered by the Japanese automaker Honda. The Civic Type-R hot hatch variant is arguably the most popular, and not just in the United States. The product debuted in 1972 and is currently in production to its 11th generation. Just like most Japanese family cars, its main highlights include excellent fuel economy as well as the performance of a turbocharged engine. It is one of the sportiest and sportier cars in the segment and offers a high-quality interior at a great value for money. In the United States, the Honda Civic is the best-selling car in California, Idaho, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, and Washington.
7. Masaaki Honda
Masaaki Honda
2020 sales volume (U.S. only): 199,458
Car type: Medium car
Manufacturer: Honda Motor Company
Date of manufacture: 1976
The Honda Accord is the Japanese automaker's next very popular model in the midsize sedan segment. Drivers value a powerful and reliable engine, comfort and sophistication in the interior, and advanced driver aids that come standard with their cars. The 2021 Honda Accord retains all of these features and tries to improve it with updated front-end styling, a modified lineup of trim levels, and a few other updates. It's no wonder that the Honda Accord has always been the highest-rated car on the market.
In the United States, it is the best-selling car in Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Virginia. Despite facing stiff competition from models like the 2021 Toyota Camry and other similar midsize sedans in the market, the Honda Accord has managed to dominate the segment's sales/rating category.
8. Toyota Camry
Toyota Camry
2020 sales volume (U.S. sales only): 294,348
Car type: Medium car
Manufacturer: Toyota Motor Corporation
Production since: 1982
After several transformations over the years, the popular Toyota Camry has now returned to its early '90s brand image of a high-quality family midsize car. The 2021 eighth-generation Camry is characterized by strong power, a sleek appearance, and upgraded interior comfort. This mid-size car also offers a number of additional features, including expanded driver assistance features and a variety of variants with many optional features to choose from. While its popularity has declined over the past few years, the 2021 Toyota Camry may bring the car back to its former glory.
9. Toyota Corolla
Toyota Corolla
2020 sales (U.S. only): 237,178
Car type: Compact car
Manufacturer: Toyota Motor Corporation
Year of production: 1966
10. Nissan Rogue
Nissan Rogue
2020 sales volume (U.S. only): 253,016
Car type: Crossover SUV
Manufacturer: Nissan Motor Company
Year of production: 2007
Since production began in 2007, the popularity of the Nissan Rogue has fluctuated widely. The Rogue even became the best-selling non-pickup car in the United States for a time. Although this is no longer the case, the Nissan Rogue is still popular in the United States. The 2021 model is part of the third generation of the car, offering new styling and significantly upgraded technology. Handling has also been improved, making the Nissan Rogue competitive again in the highly competitive crossover SUV car segment.