Top 20 selling vehicles in the US through July 2007
 

http://www.egmcartech.com/2007/08/02...-half-of-2007/

1. Ford F-Series: 411,926
2. Chevy Silverado: 357,893
3. Toyota Camry: 282,044
4. Toyota Corolla: 231,940
5. Honda Accord: 219,488
6. Dodge Ram: 214,569
7. Honda Civic: 201,652
8. Chevrolet Impala: 201,612
9. Nissan Altima: 164,717
10. Honda CR-V: 124,262
11. GMC Sierra: 115,185
12. Chevrolet Cobalt: 112,287
13. Toyota Prius: 110,565
14. Dodge Caravan: 110,507
15. Ford Focus: 109,876
16. Ford Econoline/Club Wagon: 106,045
17. Toyota Tundra: 105,990
18. Ford Escape: 104,645
19. Toyota-RAV4: 101,618
20. Honda Odyssey: 94,479

there's a lot of trucks on that list, no wonder we're running out of gas

I'm very surprised to the see the Prius so high up on the list, not because I anticipated low demand, but because I didn't think that the plant had the capacity to make that many... go figure.

How the hell is Toyota Corolla number 4? That car was due for redesign three years ago!

Must be the gas mileage....

Come on down - plenty of gas here.

(We're not running out. Anywhere. :rolleyes: )

I think the Corolla is a very nice car, but the Mazda 3 is far better

I'm shocked to see the Prius ahead of the Ford Focus and Escape!

I know it's more complicated and acquisitions like Volvo and the PAG marques cost a buttload of money, but it strikes me as odd that Ford has 4 out of the 20 top sellers yet they are constantly hemorraging money.

Are they not pricing their vehicles appropriately, or are they paying too much in retirement benefits?