February 2016 YTD U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 96 Best-Selling SUVs In America - Every SUV Ranked

America's auto industry reported a collective 7% increase in new vehicle sales volume in February 2016. Wrapped inside the market's 1.34 million sales was the SUV/crossover sector's 37% market share.

SUVs and crossovers earned slightly less than 36% of the auto industry's volume in February 2015, but sales of utility vehicles jumped 12% in February 2016, easily outpacing the growth of the industry as a whole.

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Top tier candidates were responsible for much of the SUV/CUV market's rise. Of the 55,000+ extra sales, the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Ford Escape, and Ford Explorer contributed more than 13,000 additional sales, year-over-year.

The RAV4 claimed top spot among SUVs for a second consecutive month. The margin of victory, however, was only 273-units strong, down from 1792 units in January.

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U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - March 2016 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - January 2016
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - February 2015 YTD

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Through the first one-sixth of 2016, utility vehicles which weren't on sale at this stage of 2015 added 30,333 sales to the ledger: Renegade, HR-V, CX-3, 500X, and Discovery Sport.

Growth among subcompact crossovers continues to easily outperform the SUV/CUV sector, not a surprising turn of events given the frequency with which all-new models are introduced. But no truly small utility vehicle has climbed all that high on the sales charts. Yet.

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The class-leading Jeep Renegade ranks 24th in utility vehicle sales through the first two months of 2016, 34,000 sales behind the top-selling compact utility vehicle, the aforementioned Toyota RAV4. For every Renegade sold in Jeep showrooms, Jeep also sells more than two Cherokees.

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U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - February 2016 YTD
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - February 2016 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - February 2016 YTD

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Reminder: these are 2016 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs/crossovers by February volume by clicking the February 2016 column header, or you can rank SUVs/crossovers by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • March 2016 • January 2016 • February 2015

Rank	SUV/Crossover	Feb. 2016 YTD	Feb. 2015 YTD	% Change	Feb. 2016	Feb. 2015	% Change
#1	Toyota RAV4	47,077	41,767	12.7%	25,523	21,943	16.3%
#2	Honda CR-V	44,458	45,509	-2.3%	25,250	22,298	13.2%
#3	Ford Escape	43,073	40,969	5.1%	23,854	20,915	14.1%
#4	Nissan Rogue	41,323	37,068	11.5%	21,561	21,419	0.7%
#5	Ford Explorer	39,003	35,649	9.4%	22,389	18,613	20.3%
#5.1	Ford Explorer *	34,280	32,022	7.1%	20,014	17,027	17.5%
#5.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	4,723	3,627	30.2%	2,375	1,586	49.7%
#6	Chevrolet Equinox	38,399	41,278	-7.0%	19,825	21,723	-8.7%
#7	Jeep Cherokee	30,364	29,180	4.1%	15,017	14,026	7.1%
#8	Jeep Grand Cherokee	28,544	26,562	7.5%	15,380	13,756	11.8%
#9	Subaru Forester	24,143	22,669	6.5%	12,239	11,459	6.8%
#10	Jeep Wrangler	24,031	24,594	-2.3%	13,234	12,911	2.5%
#11	Toyota Highlander	23,724	22,323	6.3%	12,466	11,263	10.7%
#12	Subaru Outback	23,149	22,983	0.7%	11,952	11,632	2.8%
#13	Ford Edge	21,988	14,107	55.9%	12,455	6,526	90.9%
#14	Jeep Patriot	18,910	17,843	6.0%	10,637	10,280	3.5%
#15	Honda Pilot	18,133	24,944	-27.3%	9,572	12,629	-24.2%
#16	GMC Terrain	17,067	19,703	-13.4%	8,232	10,859	-24.2%
#17	Dodge Journey	16,435	14,760	11.3%	7,979	7,719	3.4%
#18	Chevrolet Traverse	16,172	19,856	-18.6%	9,158	9,705	-5.6%
#19	Toyota 4Runner	15,972	13,365	19.5%	8,476	6,420	32.0%
#20	Kia Sorento	14,796	16,061	-7.9%	8,101	8,518	-4.9%
#21	Mazda CX-5	14,642	13,394	9.3%	7,579	7,445	1.8%
#22	Lexus RX	14,148	13,059	8.3%	7,192	6,490	10.8%
#23	Nissan Pathfinder	13,695	13,204	3.7%	7,244	7,066	2.5%
#24	Jeep Renegade	13,119	---	---	6,757	---	---
#25	Nissan Murano	12,961	7,778	66.6%	7,445	4,005	85.9%
#26	Chevrolet Tahoe	12,693	14,017	-9.4%	6,494	7,410	-12.4%
#27	Subaru Crosstrek	12,577	12,919	-2.6%	6,129	6,406	-4.3%
#28	Hyundai Tucson	12,554	6,905	81.8%	7,336	3,869	89.6%
#29	GMC Acadia	12,357	12,959	-4.6%	6,972	7,061	-1.3%
#30	Jeep Compass	12,292	8,986	36.8%	7,203	4,669	54.3%
#31	Dodge Durango	11,934	8,378	42.4%	5,855	4,793	22.2%
#32	Buick Encore	10,793	8,386	28.7%	5,873	4,921	19.3%
#33	Hyundai Santa Fe	10,671	16,511	-35.4%	5,532	8,762	-36.9%
#34	Kia Sportage	10,663	6,461	65.0%	5,860	3,407	72.0%
#35	Honda HR-V	9,117	---	---	4,940	---	---
#36	Cadillac SRX	8,795	7,294	20.6%	4,017	3,809	5.5%
#37	Chevrolet Trax	8,560	5,660	51.2%	4,814	3,821	26.0%
#38	Acura MDX	7,868	8,934	-11.9%	4,292	4,553	-5.7%
#39	Buick Enclave	7,818	7,117	9.9%	4,126	3,620	14.0%
#40	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class & M-Class ‡	7,611	6,460	17.8%	3,948	3,316	19.1%
#41	Acura RDX	6,902	7,379	-6.5%	3,798	3,862	-1.7%
#42	Chevrolet Suburban	6,854	8,566	-20.0%	3,584	4,436	-19.2%
#43	Lexus NX	6,842	5,478	24.9%	3,709	2,666	39.1%
#44	Ford Expedition	6,839	5,737	19.2%	3,984	3,277	21.6%
#45	BMW X5	6,426	7,363	-12.7%	3,842	4,149	-7.4%
#46	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class & GLK-Class ‡	6,127	3,179	92.7%	3,278	1,781	84.1%
#47	Volkswagen Tiguan	5,773	3,292	75.4%	3,245	1,819	78.4%
#48	BMW X3	5,735	4,465	28.4%	3,733	3,124	19.5%
#49	GMC Yukon	5,591	5,445	2.7%	3,024	2,796	8.2%
#50	Audi Q5	5,112	5,420	-5.7%	2,421	2,493	-2.9%
#51	Infiniti QX60	5,102	5,562	-8.3%	2,730	2,985	-8.5%
#52	Cadillac Escalade	4,869	5,143	-5.3%	2,867	2,375	20.7%
#52.1	Cadillac Escalade *	3,047	3,153	-3.4%	1,820	1,489	22.2%
#52.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV	1,822	1,988	-8.4%	1,047	888	17.9%
#53	Volvo XC90	4,847	98	4,846%	2,472	60	4,020%
#54	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	4,824	4,661	3.5%	2,591	2,394	8.2%
#55	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	4,638	3,751	23.6%	1,597	1,873	-14.7%
#56	Lincoln MKX	4,427	2,493	77.6%	2,375	1,135	109%
#57	Ford Flex	4,325	2,776	55.8%	2,334	1,318	77.1%
#58	GMC Yukon XL	4,275	4,013	6.5%	2,280	2,048	11.3%
#59	Audi Q7	3,989	1,892	111%	1,653	1,012	63.3%
#60	Mitsubishi Outlander	3,664	2,178	68.2%	2,121	1,175	80.5%
#61	Nissan Juke	3,373	4,184	-19.4%	1,863	2,183	-14.7%
#62	BMW X1	3,355	1,403	139%	1,418	885	60.2%
#63	Lexus GX460	3,258	3,456	-5.7%	1,650	1,653	-0.2%
#64	Lincoln MKC	3,182	3,160	0.7%	1,746	1,558	12.1%
#65	Mazda CX-3	3,168	---	---	1,793	---	---
#66	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	3,045	3,579	-14.9%	1,684	1,827	-7.8%
#67	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	3,022	3,970	-23.9%	1,226	1,849	-33.7%
#68	Land Rover Range Rover	3,013	2,839	6.1%	1,538	1,358	13.3%
#69	Porsche Cayenne	2,723	2,162	25.9%	1,328	1,046	27.0%
#70	Infiniti QX80	2,651	2,831	-6.4%	1,487	1,583	-6.1%
#71	Fiat 500X	2,565	---	---	1,547	---	---
#72	Porsche Macan	2,481	1,420	74.7%	1,012	624	62.2%
#73	Infiniti QX50	2,390	365	555%	1,396	177	689%
#74	Land Rover Discovery Sport	2,364	---	---	1,324	---	---
#75	Volvo XC60	2,047	3,471	-41.0%	1,187	1,954	-39.3%
#76	Land Rover LR4	1,893	1,224	54.7%	1,047	615	70.2%
#77	Audi Q3	1,890	1,919	-1.5%	988	1,046	-5.5%
#78	Nissan Armada	1,867	2,019	-7.5%	1,093	990	10.4%
#79	Toyota Sequoia	1,806	1,760	2.6%	954	856	11.4%
#80	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	1,756	2,510	-30.0%	823	1,107	-25.7%
#81	Lincoln Navigator	1,657	1,778	-6.8%	957	862	11.0%
#82	Infiniti QX70	1,148	1,126	2.0%	712	569	25.1%
#83	Lexus LX570	1,112	584	90.4%	527	291	81.1%
#84	Mini Countryman	1,085	1,683	-35.5%	581	938	-38.1%
#85	BMW X6	1,009	836	20.7%	624	403	54.8%
#86	Mazda CX-9	973	2,946	-67.0%	461	1,677	-72.5%
#87	BMW X4	784	862	-9.0%	522	466	12.0%
#88	Volkswagen Touareg	757	895	-15.4%	403	413	-2.4%
#89	Lincoln MKT	739	484	52.7%	234	216	8.3%
#90	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	624	506	23.3%	286	275	4.0%
#91	Toyota Land Cruiser	502	456	10.1%	229	205	11.7%
#92	Toyota Venza	308	4,377	-93.0%	124	2,272	-94.5%
#93	Nissan Xterra	28	2,014	-98.6%	10	1,016	-99.0%
#94	Mini Paceman	15	145	-89.7%	7	63	-88.9%
T95	Toyota FJ Cruiser	1	183	-99.5%	---	25	-100%
T95	Land Rover LR2	1	46	-97.8%	1	10	-90.0%
#97	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	---	23	-100%	---	13	-100%
	Total	941,382	859,717	9.5%	503,328	447,842	12.4%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC & WSJ
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
‡ With their February release, Mercedes-Benz USA began combining the GLE and M-Class as well as GLC and GLK.
° Overall figure is the total of SUV/crossover sales from all brands which report model-specific sales figures.
Tesla, unfortunately, doesn't release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but we source estimates from HybridCars.com. Model X estimate: 900 YTD; 500 in February.