Top 20 Vehicles for September 2009

Posted: Oct 02, 2009
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2009 Ford F-150

The Ford F-Series still dominates sales in North America with a total of 33,877 units sold in September 2009. Toyota’s Camry held the No.2 spot with 25,745 units sold. The Volkswagen Jetta broke into the Top 20 with a total of 9,568 units sold, beating out the Ford Focus, which sold 9,182.

The Chevrolet Camaro also broke it into the Top 20 with a total of 7,961 units sold – it outsold the Ford Mustang for the fourth consecutive month.

Click through for the list of the Top 20 Vehicles for September 2009.

Top 20 Vehicles for September 2009:

Ford F – Series – 33,877
Toyota Camry – 25,745
Honda Accord – 20,826
Toyota Corolla / Matrix – 20,741
Chevrolet Silverado PU – 19,401
Honda Civic – 16,093
Honda CR-V – 14,554
Dodge Ram PU – 13,452
Chevrolet Impala – 13,047
Nissan Altima – 12,149
Toyota Prius – 10,984
Ford Fusion – 10,834
Chevrolet Malibu – 10,479
Toyota RAV4 – 10,398
Volkswagen Jetta – 9,568
Ford Focus – 9,182
Ford Escape – 8,692
Lexus RX – 8,228
Pontiac G6 – 8,097
Chevrolet Camaro – 7,961

- By: Stephen Calogera

Source: Autodata Corp (via Free Press)


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  • trosquin

    How can the F-series Truck remain on top month after month? And also why is the Impala on this list…I thought it died years ago!

  • zermatt

    For many years Ford and Chevrolet trucks swapped first and second on the list. In the past couple of years Chevy has fallen off in sales. The key to the sales leadership is that all sales figures are inclusive of commercial use vehicles. That goes for cars that make it to rental fleets, as well.

  • zermatt

    For many years Ford and Chevrolet trucks swapped first and second on the list. In the past couple of years Chevy has fallen off in sales. The key to the sales leadership is that all sales figures are inclusive of commercial use vehicles. That goes for cars that make it to rental fleets, as well.