Thanksgiving has come and gone, but Christmas and the new year are right around the corner. Today is the first day of December and with that we have the sales totals from November, which turned out to be a great month for most of the automakers.
Out of the big automakers, Honda was the only one that didn’t have a good month, which was largely due to low inventory levels of the CR-V and Accord models. The Accord held the number 3 spot in October, but completely fell off the top-10 list in November. At least an all-new 2013 Accord is slated for the spring.
The top two spots were occupied by the regulars, the Ford F-Series and Chevy Silverado. The Toyota Camry came in third meaning it maintained its hold on the top selling car in the list. The Ford Escape was the top selling SUV in the list.
Check out the list after the jump.
Top 10 (November 2011):
1. Ford F-Series: 47,740
2. Chevy Silverado: 34,251
3. Toyota Camry: 23,440
4. Ford Escape: 21,823
5. Nissan Altima: 20,613
6. Ford Fusion: 19,912
7. Ram Pickups: 19,739
8. Honda Civic: 17,133
9. Honda CR-V: 16,426
10. Toyota Corolla: 16,115
Here’s last month’s list: What Were the Top-10 Best Selling Cars in October 2011?
