June 2016 YTD U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 100 Best-Selling SUVs In America - Every SUV Ranked

A 10% expansion in the size of June 2016's U.S. SUV/crossover market added 55,000 sales to the American auto industry's total sales volume last month.

Year-to-date, through the first-half of 2016, U.S. sales of SUVs and crossovers are up by more than 241,000 units, an 8% increase.

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U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - July 2016 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - May 2016 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - June 2015 YTD

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All-new nameplates certainly help, but the bulk of the sector's growth stems from increased sales of already popular models. 

In June 2016, for example, only 2635 of the SUV/crossover sector's 55,000 additional sales were produced by vehicles that weren't on sale a year ago: Mazda CX-3 and Jaguar F-Pace. 

But the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Ford Escape, and Nissan Rogue – America's four top-selling utility vehicles – added 14,668 sales to the ledger.

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Pickup Truck Sales In America - June 2016
Minivan Sales In America - June 2016

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Korean automakers also powered forward with a huge increase in sales of their four SUV nameplates. (The Hyundai Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport's figures are combined by Hyundai into one model.) The Santa Fe, Kia Sorento, Hyundai Tucson, and Kia Sportage combined fo 46,205 sales in June 2016, a 74% increase from the 26,569 utility vehicles sold by Hyundai-Kia in June 2015. 

After accounting for 22% of the new vehicles sold by Hyundai-Kia's U.S. network in June 2015, the Santa Fe, Sorento, Tucson, and Sportage grabbed 36% of the conglomerate's U.S. volume in June 2016.

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But by no means are the increasingly popular Hyundais and Kias the only utility vehicles to gain market share in 2016. Triple-digit percentage increases have been produced so far this year by the Volvo XC90 and BMW X1. The Mitsubishi Outlander, Jeep Compass, Audi Q7, Lincoln MKX, Lexus LX570, and Volkswagen Tiguan have all grown by more than 50% in the first-half of 2016.

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U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - June 2016 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - June 2016 YTD

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Reminder: these are 2016 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs/crossovers by June volume by clicking the June 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 • July 2016 • May 2016 • June 2015

Rank	SUV/Crossover	June 2016 YTD	June 2015 YTD	% Change	June 2016	June 2015	% Change
#1	Toyota RAV4	165,900	143,575	15.5%	27,365	24,843	10.2%
#2	Honda CR-V	159,075	163,018	-2.4%	29,615	28,349	4.5%
#3	Ford Escape	155,378	146,416	6.1%	29,003	24,126	20.2%
#4	Nissan Rogue	148,883	135,397	10.0%	29,246	23,243	25.8%
#5	Ford Explorer	129,107	122,404	5.5%	20,356	22,549	-9.7%
#5.1	Ford Explorer *	112,337	109,504	2.6%	17,356	20,377	-14.8%
#5.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	16,770	12,900	30.0%	3,000	2,172	38.1%
#6	Chevrolet Equinox	121,320	145,685	-16.7%	19,582	21,760	-10.0%
#7	Jeep Cherokee	102,652	105,426	-2.6%	16,243	18,472	-12.1%
#8	Jeep Grand Cherokee	100,737	93,080	8.2%	16,810	15,464	8.7%
#9	Jeep Wrangler	100,355	102,450	-2.0%	20,060	19,159	4.7%
#10	Toyota Highlander	81,929	78,388	4.5%	13,436	13,831	-2.9%
#11	Subaru Forester	80,255	80,828	-0.7%	12,029	14,058	-14.4%
#12	Subaru Outback	77,386	71,317	8.5%	13,417	10,912	23.0%
#13	Ford Edge	71,038	63,595	11.7%	11,177	12,587	-11.2%
#14	Jeep Patriot	64,117	59,635	7.5%	12,050	9,691	24.3%
#15	Honda Pilot	62,174	68,956	-9.8%	10,830	9,093	19.1%
#16	Kia Sorento	59,078	56,421	4.7%	12,118	8,967	35.1%
#17	Hyundai Santa Fe	57,444	54,738	4.9%	18,345	10,446	75.6%
#18	Chevrolet Traverse	54,632	61,430	-11.1%	8,297	8,721	-4.9%
#19	Toyota 4Runner	54,468	46,202	17.9%	8,410	8,208	2.5%
#20	Jeep Renegade	52,237	14,431	262%	9,688	4,858	99.4%
#21	Mazda CX-5	51,611	53,343	-3.2%	9,227	9,373	-1.6%
#22	Lexus RX	49,412	44,279	11.6%	8,045	7,233	11.2%
#23	Jeep Compass	48,033	26,667	80.1%	8,840	3,885	128%
#24	Dodge Journey	47,208	51,283	-7.9%	9,785	9,827	-0.4%
#25	GMC Terrain	46,877	54,410	-13.8%	8,062	8,211	-1.8%
#26	Subaru Crosstrek	43,282	41,950	3.2%	7,658	7,057	8.5%
#27	Chevrolet Tahoe	43,221	42,091	2.7%	7,891	6,192	27.4%
#28	Hyundai Tucson	42,664	22,634	88.5%	7,193	3,606	99.5%
#29	Kia Sportage	42,229	23,955	76.3%	8,549	3,550	141%
#30	Nissan Pathfinder	39,759	41,938	-5.2%	5,737	7,168	-20.0%
#31	Nissan Murano	39,493	28,475	38.7%	5,665	5,314	6.6%
#32	Dodge Durango	38,701	30,794	25.7%	6,497	4,693	38.4%
#33	GMC Acadia	38,182	49,055	-22.2%	6,200	9,421	-34.2%
#34	Honda HR-V	36,443	14,141	158%	6,567	7,760	-15.4%
#35	Buick Encore	36,421	30,549	19.2%	6,091	5,526	10.2%
#36	Chevrolet Trax	29,135	24,815	17.4%	5,796	5,971	-2.9%
#37	Ford Expedition	27,758	20,863	33.0%	7,507	4,032	86.2%
#38	Acura RDX	26,276	25,713	2.2%	3,593	5,056	-28.9%
#39	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class & M-Class	25,186	22,960	9.7%	4,515	3,541	27.5%
#40	Acura MDX	24,615	29,420	-16.3%	3,718	4,592	-19.0%
#41	Buick Enclave	24,254	28,070	-13.6%	3,597	5,186	-30.6%
#42	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class & GLK-Class	23,391	13,835	69.1%	3,771	2,549	47.9%
#43	Lexus NX	23,290	20,049	16.2%	4,069	3,503	16.2%
#44	Chevrolet Suburban	22,915	23,386	-2.0%	3,970	2,996	32.5%
#45	BMW X5	22,204	29,151	-23.8%	4,018	7,508	-46.5%
#46	Audi Q5	21,986	21,666	1.5%	4,419	4,270	3.5%
#47	Infiniti QX60	20,972	17,778	18.0%	4,380	3,003	45.9%
#48	Volkswagen Tiguan	20,556	13,677	50.3%	3,066	2,604	17.7%
#49	GMC Yukon	20,028	18,004	11.2%	3,972	3,285	20.9%
#50	BMW X3	19,828	13,283	49.3%	3,900	2,301	69.5%
#51	Cadillac SRX	19,074	30,207	-36.9%	1,482	5,746	-74.2%
#52	Cadillac Escalade	17,017	16,309	4.3%	2,960	2,514	17.7%
#52.1	Cadillac Escalade *	10,464	9,910	5.6%	1,779	1,522	16.9%
#52.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	6,553	6,401	2.4%	1,181	992	19.1%
#53	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	16,831	17,893	-5.9%	3,459	3,948	-12.4%
#54	Volvo XC90	15,919	1,565	917%	2,596	457	468%
#55	Lincoln MKX	15,089	8,749	72.5%	2,466	1,936	27.4%
#56	Audi Q7	14,741	8,525	72.9%	2,613	1,630	60.3%
#57	GMC Yukon XL	14,198	13,438	5.7%	2,594	2,407	7.8%
#58	Mitsubishi Outlander	13,476	7,456	80.7%	1,991	1,068	86.4%
#59	Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class & GL-Class	12,880	12,938	-0.4%	2,651	2,086	27.1%
#60	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	12,815	12,313	4.1%	1,750	2,177	-19.6%
#61	Nissan Juke	12,556	14,647	-14.3%	2,524	2,567	-1.7%
#62	BMW X1	12,139	5,905	106%	1,982	1,118	77.3%
#63	Lincoln MKC	12,111	11,332	6.9%	1,989	1,947	2.2%
#64	Ford Flex	11,835	10,595	11.7%	1,598	1,591	0.4%
#65	Lexus GX460	11,150	11,691	-4.6%	2,098	2,079	0.9%
#66	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	10,374	11,173	-7.2%	1,626	1,516	7.3%
#67	Mazda CX-3	9,502	---	---	1,512	---	---
#68	Volvo XC60	8,809	11,910	-26.0%	2,362	2,449	-3.6%
#69	Infiniti QX50	8,624	1,432	502%	1,689	417	305%
#70	Audi Q3	8,468	6,247	35.6%	1,719	867	98.3%
#71	Porsche Macan	8,129	6,248	30.1%	1,222	1,065	14.7%
#72	Land Rover Range Rover	8,119	9,166	-11.4%	1,125	1,273	-11.6%
#73	Infiniti QX80	8,064	7,326	10.1%	1,545	996	55.1%
#74	Porsche Cayenne	7,992	8,003	-0.1%	1,215	1,312	-7.4%
#75	Fiat 500X	7,464	332	2,148%	1,156	324	257%
#76	Cadillac XT5	7,208	---	---	4,185	---	---
#77	Land Rover Discovery Sport	6,944	899	672%	1,054	312	238%
#78	Land Rover LR4	6,300	4,359	44.5%	951	737	29.0%
#79	Toyota Sequoia	6,297	6,092	3.4%	994	1,144	-13.1%
#80	Mini Countryman	6,280	8,278	-24.1%	1,429	2,041	-30.0%
#81	Lincoln Navigator	5,801	5,839	-0.7%	922	999	-7.7%
#82	Nissan Armada	5,251	7,189	-27.0%	754	1,218	-38.1%
#83	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	4,908	6,646	-26.2%	949	801	18.5%
#84	Mazda CX-9	3,681	9,257	-60.2%	1,904	1,577	20.7%
#85	BMW X6	3,535	3,958	-10.7%	571	1,448	-60.6%
#86	Infiniti QX70	3,174	2,891	9.8%	490	372	31.7%
#87	BMW X4	2,615	3,146	-16.9%	407	390	4.4%
#88	Lexus LX570	2,577	1,667	54.6%	306	223	37.2%
#89	Volkswagen Touareg	2,203	3,310	-33.4%	255	561	-54.5%
#90	Lincoln MKT	2,158	2,103	2.6%	259	376	-31.1%
#91	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	2,114	1,708	23.8%	362	260	39.2%
#92	Jaguar F-Pace	1,789	---	---	1,123	---	---
#93	Toyota Land Cruiser	1,673	1,291	29.6%	216	158	36.7%
#94	Buick Envision	1,526	---	---	1,437	---	---
#95	Toyota Venza	543	13,197	-95.9%	40	2,017	-98.0%
#96	Mini Paceman	55	838	-93.4%	7	248	-97.2%
#97	Nissan Xterra	36	6,918	-99.5%	2	1,184	-99.8%
#98	Toyota FJ Cruiser	6	218	-97.2%	---	7	-100%
#99	Land Rover LR2	3	69	-95.7%	---	4	-100%
#100	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	2	53	-96.2%	1	4	-75.0%
#101	Acura ZDX	---	2	-100%	---	1	-100%
---	Total	3,268,150	3,026,954	8.0%	582,917	528,122	10.4%
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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.
° Overall market figure is a combination of all reported sales figures.
Tesla, unfortunately, doesn't release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but we source estimates from HybridCars.com and The Wall Street Journal.
WSJ Model X estimate: 900 in June; 4050 YTD.