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

For the first time in the U.S. auto industry's history, more Americans purchased and leased SUVs and crossovers in July 2016 than cars, a turn of events which drove SUV/CUV market share to 40%. 

All-time records set by the Honda CR-V and Nissan Rogue – which together claimed July's top two spots and produced one in ten July SUV/crossover sales – were joined to a July Toyota RAV4 record to propel the segment upwards by 45,000 sales. 

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

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New entries from Jaguar, Cadillac, Mazda, and Buick contributed 9480 July sales that couldn't have existed at this stage of 2015. Full-size SUV sales, dominated as always by General Motors, jumped 24% on big gains from five domestic entries. 

Traditional off-roaders? Toyota 4Runner volume rose 17%. Subcompact crossovers? Jeep Renegade sales more than tripled. Conventional small crossovers? The new Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage twins jumped 98% and 53%, respectively.

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

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Nevertheless, the gains produced by the more profitable SUV/crossover sector were wiped out by passenger car losses in July, as top tier players such as the Toyota Camry and Nissan Altima tumbled and declines were the order of the day at many luxury brands. 

Nevertheless, automakers will gladly sell you a Honda HR-V when you arrive at the dealer on a search for a Honda Fit.

At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you're on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

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

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

Rank	SUV/Crossover	July 2016 YTD	July 2015 YTD	% Change	July 2016	July 2015	% Change
#1	Toyota RAV4	197,771	170,284	16.1%	31,871	26,709	19.3%
#2	Honda CR-V	195,092	194,803	0.1%	36,017	31,785	13.3%
#3	Nissan Rogue	182,181	160,478	13.5%	33,298	25,081	32.8%
#4	Ford Escape	181,638	175,669	3.4%	26,260	29,253	-10.2%
#5	Ford Explorer	148,299	145,785	1.7%	19,192	23,381	-17.9%
#5.1	Ford Explorer *	128,952	130,865	-1.5%	16,615	21,361	-22.2%
#5.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	19,347	14,920	29.7%	2,577	2,020	27.6%
#6	Chevrolet Equinox	143,202	167,294	-14.4%	21,882	21,609	1.3%
#7	Jeep Wrangler	119,042	121,272	-1.8%	18,741	19,828	-5.5%
#8	Jeep Grand Cherokee	116,850	109,176	7.0%	16,704	16,191	3.2%
#9	Jeep Cherokee	116,424	122,568	-5.0%	15,451	17,460	-11.5%
#10	Toyota Highlander	97,142	91,115	6.6%	15,213	12,727	19.5%
#11	Subaru Forester	95,111	96,639	-1.6%	14,856	15,811	-6.0%
#12	Subaru Outback	92,090	82,180	12.1%	14,704	10,863	35.4%
#13	Ford Edge	81,550	73,615	10.8%	10,512	10,020	4.9%
#14	Honda Pilot	72,524	78,540	-7.7%	10,350	9,584	8.0%
#15	Jeep Patriot	71,926	69,638	3.3%	11,288	10,211	10.5%
#16	Hyundai Santa Fe	71,772	66,393	8.1%	14,336	11,655	23.0%
#17	Chevrolet Traverse	69,805	74,034	-5.7%	15,173	12,604	20.4%
#18	Kia Sorento	68,932	66,170	4.2%	9,854	9,749	1.1%
#19	Toyota 4Runner	64,049	54,585	17.3%	9,581	8,383	14.3%
#20	Mazda CX-5	62,442	62,873	-0.7%	10,831	9,530	13.7%
#21	Jeep Renegade	61,907	19,920	211%	10,057	6,410	56.9%
#22	Lexus RX	57,934	52,543	10.3%	8,522	8,264	3.1%
#23	Jeep Compass	57,565	33,527	71.7%	7,005	5,359	30.7%
#24	GMC Terrain	56,252	63,223	-11.0%	9,375	8,813	6.4%
#25	Dodge Journey	54,051	62,008	-12.8%	6,376	9,255	-31.1%
#26	Subaru Crosstrek	51,762	50,525	2.4%	8,480	8,575	-1.1%
#27	Chevrolet Tahoe	51,652	50,388	2.5%	8,431	8,297	1.6%
#28	Hyundai Tucson	50,392	26,542	89.9%	7,728	3,908	97.7%
#29	Kia Sportage	50,340	29,247	72.1%	8,111	5,292	53.3%
#30	Nissan Murano	45,764	33,934	34.9%	6,271	5,459	14.9%
#31	GMC Acadia	45,644	59,726	-23.6%	7,462	10,671	-30.1%
#32	Nissan Pathfinder	45,289	49,740	-8.9%	5,530	7,802	-29.1%
#33	Honda HR-V	43,837	20,050	119%	7,394	5,909	25.1%
#34	Dodge Durango	43,665	36,305	20.3%	5,131	5,270	-2.6%
#35	Buick Encore	43,344	37,375	16.0%	6,923	6,826	1.4%
#36	Chevrolet Trax	38,601	30,926	24.8%	9,466	6,111	54.9%
#37	Ford Expedition	33,721	23,593	42.9%	5,963	2,730	118%
#38	Buick Enclave	31,503	34,664	-9.1%	7,249	6,594	9.9%
#39	Acura RDX	30,596	30,290	1.0%	4,320	4,577	-5.6%
#40	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class & M-Class	29,598	26,811	10.4%	4,412	3,851	14.6%
#41	Acura MDX	29,517	34,397	-14.2%	4,902	4,977	-1.5%
#42	Lexus NX	27,979	24,386	14.7%	4,689	4,337	8.1%
#43	Chevrolet Suburban	27,970	27,695	1.0%	5,055	4,309	17.3%
#44	Audi Q5	26,819	26,366	1.7%	4,833	4,700	2.8%
#45	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class & GLK-Class	26,802	16,153	65.9%	3,411	2,318	47.2%
#46	BMW X5	24,948	35,162	-29.0%	2,744	6,011	-54.4%
#47	GMC Yukon	24,705	21,555	14.6%	4,677	3,551	31.7%
#48	Infiniti QX60	24,673	21,538	14.6%	3,701	3,760	-1.6%
#49	Volkswagen Tiguan	23,935	16,084	48.8%	3,379	2,407	40.4%
#50	BMW X3	22,506	15,623	44.1%	2,678	2,340	14.4%
#51	Cadillac SRX	20,381	36,960	-44.9%	1,307	6,753	-80.6%
#52	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	20,376	21,135	-3.6%	3,545	3,242	9.3%
#53	Cadillac Escalade	19,900	19,243	3.4%	2,883	2,928	-1.5%
#53.1	Cadillac Escalade *	12,167	11,579	5.1%	1,703	1,669	2.0%
#53.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	7,733	7,662	0.9%	1,180	1,261	-6.4%
#54	Volvo XC90	18,905	2,629	619%	2,888	1,176	146%
#55	Lincoln MKX	17,745	11,268	57.5%	2,656	2,519	5.4%
#56	GMC Yukon XL	17,135	15,737	8.9%	2,937	2,299	27.8%
#57	Audi Q7	17,063	10,464	63.1%	2,322	1,939	19.8%
#58	Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class & GL-Class	15,550	14,693	5.8%	2,670	1,755	52.1%
#59	Mitsubishi Outlander	15,428	9,225	67.2%	1,952	1,769	10.3%
#60	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	14,317	14,353	-0.3%	1,502	2,040	-26.4%
#61	BMW X1	14,269	7,094	101%	2,130	1,189	79.1%
#62	Lincoln MKC	14,249	13,787	3.4%	2,138	2,455	-12.9%
#63	Nissan Juke	14,124	16,994	-16.9%	1,568	2,347	-33.2%
#64	Ford Flex	13,612	12,493	9.0%	1,777	1,898	-6.4%
#65	Lexus GX460	13,068	14,028	-6.8%	1,918	2,337	-17.9%
#66	Cadillac XT5	12,159	---	---	4,951	---	---
#67	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	12,146	12,511	-2.9%	1,772	1,338	32.4%
#68	Mazda CX-3	11,001	---	---	1,499	---	---
#69	Volvo XC60	10,928	14,056	-22.3%	2,097	2,146	-2.3%
#70	Audi Q3	10,287	7,413	38.8%	1,819	1,166	56.0%
#71	Infiniti QX50	9,984	1,614	519%	1,360	182	647%
#72	Infiniti QX80	9,331	8,402	11.1%	1,267	1,076	17.8%
#73	Land Rover Range Rover	9,283	10,166	-8.7%	1,164	1,000	16.4%
#74	Porsche Macan	9,060	7,781	16.4%	931	1,533	-39.3%
#75	Porsche Cayenne	9,058	9,474	-4.4%	1,067	1,471	-27.5%
#76	Land Rover Discovery Sport	8,107	1,380	487%	1,163	481	142%
#77	Mini Countryman	7,702	9,481	-18.8%	1,422	1,203	18.2%
#78	Fiat 500X	7,481	1,218	514%	950	942	0.8%
#79	Toyota Sequoia	7,322	7,107	3.0%	1,025	1,015	1.0%
#80	Land Rover LR4	7,240	5,052	43.3%	940	693	35.6%
#81	Lincoln Navigator	6,565	6,624	-0.9%	764	785	-2.7%
#82	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	5,944	8,143	-27.0%	1,036	1,497	-30.8%
#83	Mazda CX-9	5,924	10,848	-45.4%	2,243	1,591	41.0%
#84	Nissan Armada	5,857	8,067	-27.4%	606	878	-31.0%
#85	BMW X6	3,940	4,351	-9.4%	405	393	3.1%
#86	Infiniti QX70	3,416	3,201	6.7%	242	310	-21.9%
#87	Jaguar F-Pace	3,398	---	---	1,609	---	---
#88	Buick Envision	2,947	---	---	1,421	---	---
#89	BMW X4	2,944	3,553	-17.1%	329	407	-19.2%
#90	Lexus LX570	2,903	1,886	53.9%	326	219	48.9%
#91	Volkswagen Touareg	2,511	3,986	-37.0%	308	676	-54.4%
#92	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	2,422	1,962	23.4%	308	254	21.3%
#93	Lincoln MKT	2,417	2,694	-10.3%	259	591	-56.2%
#94	Toyota Land Cruiser	1,960	1,473	33.1%	287	182	57.7%
#95	Toyota Venza	563	15,426	-96.4%	20	2,229	-99.1%
#96	Mini Paceman	57	933	-93.9%	2	95	-97.9%
#97	Nissan Xterra	36	8,114	-99.6%	---	1,196	-100%
#98	Toyota FJ Cruiser	8	221	-96.4%	2	3	-33.3%
#99	Land Rover LR2	3	71	-95.8%	---	2	-100%
#100	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	2	54	-96.3%	---	1	-100%
#101	Acura ZDX	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
---	Total	3,872,141	3,590,772	7.8%	608,176	563,320	8.0%
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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.
HybridCars.com Model X estimate: 1500 in July; 8400 YTD.