Monday, March 16, 2015

June 2014 Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings Top 86 Best Selling SUVs In Canada Every SUV Ranked

2012 Honda CR-V Touring
With new contenders from Porsche and Lincoln, established players like the Ford Escape and Honda CR-V selling better this year than they did last year, and traditionalists like the Jeep Wrangler and Chevrolet Tahoe outperforming 2013s half-year pace, Canadas utility vehicle market is growing.

 Fast.

• Canada Auto Sales Brand Rankings - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Car Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD

Just not so fast in June. Sales of these 86 vehicles were up just 2% in June 2014 but the category has risen 12% over the course of the last six months. SUVs and crossovers accounted for 29.6% of all new vehicle sales in the first half of 2013; 32.3% during the first half of 2014. 

 Sales of pickup trucks are down. Sales of commercial vans are only a hair better than level. Car sales have decreased. And yet Canadians registered more new vehicles in 2014s first half than they have at any point in the industrys history, including last years record year.

• Canada SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - July 2014 YTD
• Canada SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - May 2014 YTD
• Canada SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - June 2013 YTD

 Dealers thank SUVs and crossovers. Consider these two bits of interesting evidence, besides the exhaustive numbers below. 

 In 2005, Honda Canada sold 15,976 CR-Vs, but Accord sales, at 24,115 units, were 51% stronger. This year, through only six months, Honda has already sold 16,774 copies of Canadas second-best-selling SUV/crossover, and the CR-V sells 89% more frequently than the Accord. 

But the CR-V isnt a traditional SUV, you say? (Not that there are that many left, regardless.) Jeep, which builds a handful of cute-utes but some tremendously capable utility vehicles, as well, has already sold more vehicles in 2014 than in all of 2004, 2005, 2006, or 2009. 

 There were important improvements introduced late last year in the GCBCs rankings of all new vehicles. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increases/decreases from last year. As a result, we now include vehicles like the Suzuki Grand Vitara and Jeep Liberty, nameplates which collected sales during the first six months 2014 but not during the same period one year later.
1943 Jeep Willys MB
At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If youre 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.

 Reminder: these are 2014 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort utility vehicles by June volume by clicking the June 2014 column header, or you can rank SUVs and crossovers by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header.

• Top 20 Best-Selling Cars In Canada - June 2014
• Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - June 2014
• Canada Truck Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Minivan Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD
• Canada Commercial Van Sales Rankings By Model - June 2014 YTD

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

Click Column Headers To Sort • July 2014 • May 2014 • June 2013
Rank
SUV/Crossover
June
2014
YTD
June
2013
YTD
%
Change
June
2014
June
2013
% Change
#1Ford Escape25,318 21,481 17.9%5,908 4,251 39.0%
#2Honda CR-V16,774 16,577 1.2%2,932 3,338 -12.2%
#3Toyota RAV416,124 16,660 -3.2%2,841 3,193 -11.0%
#4Hyundai Santa Fe Sport ³14,066 12,703 10.7%1,907 2,168 -12.0%
#5Nissan Rogue13,887 8,017 73.2%2,419 1,740 39.0%
#6Dodge Journey12,532 14,100 -11.1%2,072 2,714 -23.7%
#7Jeep Wrangler11,476 10,161 12.9%2,553 2,238 14.1%
#8Chevrolet Equinox10,648 10,069 5.8%1,455 2,425 -40.0%
#9Jeep Cherokee10,279 ------2,286 ------
#10Mazda CX-59,409 8,539 10.2%1,633 1,591 2.6%
#11Ford Edge9,098 9,184 -0.9%2,607 2,612 -0.2%
#12Kia Sorento6,951 7,433 -6.5%1,569 1,895 -17.2%
#13Subaru Forester6,650 5,061 31.4%1,187 1,058 12.2%
#14Hyundai Tucson6,613 6,445 2.6%963 1,343 -28.3%
#15Ford Explorer5,972 5,302 12.6%1,187 1,048 13.3%
#16GMC Terrain5,771 6,011 -4.0%1,240 1,270 -2.4%
#17Jeep Grand Cherokee5,695 5,716 -0.4%1,100 1,394 -21.1%
#18Toyota Highlander5,263 3,634 44.8%1,204 704 71.0%
#19Volkswagen Tiguan5,099 3,200 59.3%993 714 39.1%
#20Nissan Pathfinder4,825 3,257 48.1%857 598 43.3%
#21Audi Q53,844 3,561 7.9%763 636 20.0%
#22Chevrolet Trax3,781 3,711 1.9%638 982 -35.0%
#23Lexus RX3,780 3,703 2.1%653 654 -0.2%
#24Acura RDX3,451 3,041 13.5%525 426 23.2%
#25BMW X53,200 1,474 117%427 310 37.7%
#26Kia Sportage3,162 3,134 0.9%539 454 18.7%
#27Jeep Compass3,113 4,290 -27.4%475 911 -47.9%
#28Mitsubishi RVR2,981 4,204 -29.1%538 694 -22.5%
#29Acura MDX2,932 2,926 0.2%482 352 36.9%
#30Honda Pilot2,926 2,733 7.1%545 578 -5.7%
#31GMC Acadia2,845 2,271 25.3%431 626 -31.2%
#32Mercedes-Benz M-Class2,800 2,085 34.3%497 340 46.2%
#33Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class2,786 3,224 -13.6%582 619 -6.0%
#34Jeep Patriot2,730 3,457 -21.0%403 615 -34.5%
#35Buick Encore2,628 1,344 95.5%425 237 79.3%
#36BMW X32,576 3,604 -28.5%636 772 -17.6%
#37Hyundai Santa Fe XL ³2,539 1,008 152%329 385 -14.5%
#38Mitsubishi Outlander2,362 2,488 -5.1%269 622 -56.8%
#39Cadillac SRX2,211 1,561 41.6%354 313 13.1%
#40Nissan Juke1,979 2,020 -2.0%271 406 -33.3%
#41Dodge Durango1,916 1,090 75.8%398 113 252%
#42Toyota 4Runner1,897 1,327 43.0%289 222 30.2%
#43Nissan Murano1,857 1,936 -4.1%419 283 48.1%
#44Chevrolet Traverse1,731 1,732 -0.1%259 498 -48.0%
#45Infiniti QX60/JX1,696 1,631 4.0%205 305 -32.8%
#46BMW X11,579 1,859 -15.1%171 635 -73.1%
#47Buick Enclave1,530 1,611 -5.0%279 443 -37.0%
#48Ford Flex1,488 1,547 -3.8%542 426 27.2%
#49Lincoln MKX1,377 1,602 -14.0%228 253 -9.9%
#50Land Rover Range Rover Sport1,368 790 73.2%197 117 68.4%
#51Mercedes-Benz GL-Class1,238 1,262 -1.9%226 131 72.5%
#52Porsche Cayenne1,082 928 16.6%192 183 4.9%
#53Audi Q71,009 860 17.3%167 180 -7.2%
#54Volkswagen Touareg998 1,049 -4.9%177 204 -13.2%
#55Infiniti QX50/EX950 814 16.7%144 109 32.1%
#56Mini Countryman911 828 10.0%179 214 -16.4%
#57Land Rover Range Rover Evoque810 806 0.5%143 172 -16.9%
#58GMC Yukon XL783 481 62.8%97 128 -24.2%
#59Volvo XC60767 882 -13.0%147 183 -19.7%
#60Mazda CX-9718 862 -16.7%132 62 113%
#61Ford Expedition698 818 -14.7%66 188 -64.9%
#62GMC Yukon598 632 -5.4%183 142 28.9%
#63Chevrolet Tahoe584 545 7.2%161 136 18.4%
#64Nissan Xterra576 655 -12.1%57 93 -38.7%
#65Land Rover Range Rover522 341 53.1%112 22 409%
#66Toyota FJ Cruiser434 332 30.7%62 60 3.3%
#67Chevrolet Suburban404 584 -30.8%67 104 -35.6%
#68Toyota Sequoia403 358 12.6%41 61 -32.8%
#69Lexus GX460293 152 92.8%64 21 205%
#70BMW X6279 379 -26.4%47 62 -24.2%
#71Land Rover LR2278 265 4.9%40 40 0.0%
#72Porsche Macan272 ------168 ------
#73Infiniti QX80/QX56235 197 19.3%34 26 30.8%
#74Land Rover LR4209 206 1.5%26 30 -13.3%
T75Infiniti QX70/FX201 352 -42.9%26 52 -50.0%
T75Nissan Armada201 278 -27.7%38 56 -32.1%
#77Cadillac Escalade184298-38.3%3543-18.6%
#77.1Cadillac Escalade *134220-39.1%2129-27.6%
#77.2Cadillac Escalade ESV *5078-35.9%14140.0%
#78Lexus LX570180 157 14.6%32 33 -3.0%
#79Volvo XC90178 308 -42.2%45 100 -55.0%
#80Lincoln MKT150 194 -22.7%27 32 -15.6%
#81Mercedes-Benz G-Class123 92 33.7%27 16 68.8%
#82Lincoln Navigator103 163 -36.8%17 19 -10.5%
#83Subaru Tribeca90 108 -16.7%9 24 -62.5%
#84Toyota Land Cruiser º74 68 8.8%4 19 -78.9%
#85Lincoln MKC56 ------53 ------
#86Acura ZDX5 29 -82.8%---3 -100%
#261Jeep Liberty---13 -100%---1 -100%
#265Hyundai Veracruz---356 -100%---22 -100%
#269Suzuki Grand Vitara---647 -100%---115 -100%
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Total
294,111261,81312.3% 54,727 53,607 2.1%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the models total, not in addition to the models total.
³ Total Santa Fe sales: up 21.1% to 16,605 YTD; down 12.4% to 2236 in June.
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada. 
Rather than listing the 500L with the Mini Countryman in these SUV/crossover rankings, its with cars in large part because it is not available with all-wheel-drive. The placement of numerous crossovers often prompts disagreement, but consider the vehicle types name: crossover. By its very definition, it crosses over from one category into another. The very act of calling, for example, the Toyota Venza a car or a utility vehicle requires ignorance of the fact that the Venza (or Outback, Crosstour, Encore, Countryman, 500L) is a square peg that cant be squeezed through a round hole.
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