2014 Year End U S SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings Top 92 Best Selling SUVs In America Every SUV Ranked

Americas best-selling SUV in 2014 was the Honda CR-V, the third consecutive year and seventh in the last eight in which the CR-V has led the U.S. utility vehicle leaderboard.

The CR-V strengthened its position on top by expanding the gap between itself and the Ford Escape to 28,807 units, up from 7911 units in 2013.

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• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - January 2015
• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - November 2014 YTD
• U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales Rankings By Model - December & 2013 Year End

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Yet joining the CR-V in its record-setting sales year were some of its closest rivals: the second-ranked Ford Escape, the third-ranked Toyota RAV4, the fourth-ranked Chevrolet Equinox, and the sixth-ranked Nissan Rogue.

Traditional favourites like the Ford Explorer and Jeep Grand Cherokee reported nine-year highs. Year-over-year, the full-size SUV category was up 12% to 293,087 units. Luxury automakers also improved upon their 2013 SUV/crossover sales totals: BMWs five X models were up 8%, Mercedes-Benz utilities rose 11%, Lincolns four utility vehicle nameplates jumped 36%, Cadillacs Escalades and SRX rose 9%, Acuras crossover lineup was up 13%, Land Rovers Range Rover trio improved by 9%, Lexus SUV/crossover sales were up 14%, Audi and Porsche combined for an 18% increase. Infiniti and Volvo were the only premium brands to report fewer SUV/crossover sales in 2014 than in 2013.

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• Minivan Sales In America - 2014 Year End

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One new addition was added to the SUV/crossover fleet during the month of December. Chevrolet sold 739 copies of the Trax, a Buick Encore sibling thats been on sale in Canada for two years. Lexus also made the NX more widely available in its first full month. 2905 were sold in December.

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• U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - December & 2014 Year End
• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - December & 2014 Year End
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - December & 2014 Year End

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Reminder: these are calendar year 2014 rankings, but you can sort SUVs/crossovers by December volume by clicking the December 2014 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 GCBCs Sales Stats page.

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Rank	SUV/Crossover	2014	2013	% Change	December 2014	December 2013	% Change
#1	Honda CR-V	335,019	303,904	10.2%	32,369	28,759	12.6%
#2	Ford Escape	306,212	295,993	3.5%	25,603	24,462	4.7%
#3	Toyota RAV4	267,698	218,249	22.7%	22,997	20,970	9.7%
#4	Chevrolet Equinox	242,242	238,192	1.7%	21,298	17,212	23.7%
#5	Ford Explorer	209,994	192,397	9.1%	18,464	16,907	9.2%
#5.1	Ford Explorer *	189,339	178,311	6.2%	16,632	15,660	6.2%
#5.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	20,655	14,086	46.6%	1,832	1,247	46.9%
#6	Nissan Rogue	199,199	162,751	22.4%	14,879	14,676	1.4%
#7	Jeep Grand Cherokee	183,786	174,275	5.5%	17,176	16,517	4.0%
#8	Jeep Cherokee	178,508	25,786	592%	17,715	15,038	17.8%
#9	Jeep Wrangler	175,328	155,502	12.8%	14,003	12,028	16.4%
#10	Subaru Forester	159,953	123,592	29.4%	15,163	13,229	14.6%
#11	Toyota Highlander	146,127	127,572	14.5%	15,019	12,344	21.7%
#12	Ford Edge	108,864	129,109	-15.7%	7,940	12,078	-34.3%
#13	Honda Pilot	108,857	126,678	-14.1%	11,479	8,971	28.0%
#14	Hyundai Santa Fe	107,906	88,844	21.5%	10,395	8,249	26.0%
#15	Lexus RX	107,490	103,920	3.4%	13,625	13,169	3.5%
#16	GMC Terrain	105,016	99,525	5.5%	11,032	7,998	37.9%
#17	Chevrolet Traverse	103,943	96,467	7.8%	8,654	7,802	10.9%
#18	Kia Sorento	102,520	105,649	-3.0%	9,688	7,482	29.5%
#19	Mazda CX-5	99,122	79,544	24.6%	7,721	6,720	14.9%
#20	Chevrolet Tahoe	97,726	83,502	17.0%	11,259	8,646	30.2%
#21	Dodge Journey	93,572	83,933	11.5%	8,421	7,616	10.6%
#22	Jeep Patriot	93,462	75,797	23.3%	9,434	6,158	53.2%
#23	GMC Acadia	83,972	89,793	-6.5%	7,323	7,923	-7.6%
#24	Nissan Pathfinder	79,111	88,632	-10.7%	6,789	6,675	1.7%
#25	Toyota 4Runner	76,906	51,625	49.0%	8,144	5,100	59.7%
#26	Acura MDX	65,603	53,040	23.7%	6,761	6,538	3.4%
#27	Dodge Durango	64,398	60,727	6.0%	6,119	5,376	13.8%
#28	Buick Enclave	62,300	60,534	2.9%	7,393	4,819	53.4%
#29	Jeep Compass	61,264	52,993	15.6%	4,946	3,534	40.0%
#30	Chevrolet Suburban	55,009	51,260	7.3%	6,761	5,820	16.2%
#31	Cadillac SRX	53,578	56,776	-5.6%	4,899	6,074	-19.3%
#32	Buick Encore	48,892	31,956	53.0%	3,102	2,761	12.4%
#33	Hyundai Tucson	47,306	41,906	12.9%	3,114	3,714	-16.2%
#34	Nissan Murano	47,301	44,684	5.9%	4,367	4,684	-6.8%
#35	BMW X5	47,031	39,818	18.1%	6,098	1,953	212%
#36	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	46,726	41,326	13.1%	5,625	4,485	25.4%
#37	Acura RDX	44,865	44,750	0.3%	5,156	4,215	22.3%
#38	Ford Expedition	44,632	38,350	16.4%	4,239	4,325	-2.0%
#39	Kia Sportage	42,945	32,965	30.3%	3,298	2,527	30.5%
#40	Audi Q5	42,420	40,355	5.1%	4,551	4,794	-5.1%
#41	GMC Yukon	41,569	28,302	46.9%	4,729	3,597	31.5%
#42	Nissan Juke	38,184	38,157	0.1%	2,155	3,076	-29.9%
#43	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	35,368	47,600	-25.7%	15	2,634	-99.4%
#44	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	35,000	32,553	7.5%	1,857	3,229	-42.5%
#45	BMW X3	33,824	30,623	10.5%	2,795	3,707	-24.6%
#46	Infiniti QX60/JX	31,192	31,602	-1.3%	3,367	3,744	-10.1%
#47	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	31,054	24,951	24.5%	2,755	2,358	16.8%
#48	Cadillac Escalade ^	30,469	20,542	48.3%	3,740	2,245	66.6%
#48.1	Cadillac Escalade *	19,482	12,592	54.7%	2,281	1,470	55.2%
#48.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	10,987	7,950	38.2%	1,459	775	88.3%
#49	GMC Yukon XL	29,752	31,258	-4.8%	3,260	3,158	3.2%
#50	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	26,597	29,912	-11.1%	3,394	2,239	51.6%
#51	Volkswagen Tiguan	25,121	30,002	-16.3%	2,116	2,464	-14.1%
#52	Lincoln MKX	23,995	23,913	0.3%	1,669	2,547	-34.5%
#53	Ford Flex	23,822	25,953	-8.2%	1,786	2,378	-24.9%
#54	BMW X1	22,808	26,512	-14.0%	2,591	2,741	-5.5%
#55	Lexus GX460	22,685	12,136	86.9%	2,707	1,830	47.9%
#56	Mini Countryman	22,645	21,325	6.2%	1,941	2,055	-5.5%
#57	Volvo XC60	19,276	19,766	-2.5%	2,079	1,581	31.5%
#58	Audi Q7	18,517	15,978	15.9%	1,928	2,279	-15.4%
#59	Mazda CX-9	18,496	24,628	-24.9%	1,749	1,539	13.6%
#60	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	17,897	15,976	12.0%	2,036	2,305	-11.7%
#61	Nissan Xterra	16,505	17,766	-7.1%	1,137	1,588	-28.4%
#62	Porsche Cayenne	16,205	18,507	-12.4%	934	1,379	-32.3%
#63	Toyota FJ Cruiser	14,718	13,131	12.1%	402	1,305	-69.2%
#64	Lincoln MKC	13,077	---	---	2,310	---	---
#65	Mitsubishi Outlander	13,068	12,287	6.4%	1,096	1,289	-15.0%
#66	Infiniti QX80/QX56	12,935	13,148	-1.6%	1,615	1,750	-7.7%
#67	Land Rover Range Rover	12,830	12,221	5.0%	1,482	1,340	10.6%
#68	Nissan Armada	12,593	14,383	-12.4%	1,361	1,463	-7.0%
#69	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	12,440	11,405	9.1%	1,426	1,186	20.2%
#70	Toyota Sequoia	11,806	13,811	-14.5%	1,261	1,382	-8.8%
#71	Lincoln Navigator	10,433	8,613	21.1%	1,792	942	90.2%
#72	Porsche Macan	7,241	---	---	864	---	---
#73	Volkswagen Touareg	6,961	8,233	-15.5%	605	818	-26.0%
#74	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	6,884	---	---	2,074	---	---
#75	Infiniti QX70/FX	5,213	6,380	-18.3%	448	586	-23.5%
#76	Lincoln MKT	4,800	6,014	-20.2%	356	598	-40.5%
#77	Land Rover LR4	4,679	7,093	-34.0%	736	548	34.3%
#78	Lexus LX570	4,052	4,625	-12.4%	505	675	-25.2%
#79	Volvo XC90	3,952	6,845	-42.3%	68	688	-90.1%
#80	BMW X6	3,896	5,549	-29.8%	458	722	-36.6%
#81	Audi Q3	3,654	---	---	901	---	---
#82	Land Rover LR2	3,619	3,315	9.2%	74	385	-80.8%
#83	Toyota Land Cruiser	3,158	3,082	2.5%	365	326	12.0%
#84	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	3,090	2,494	23.9%	375	199	88.4%
#85	Lexus NX	2,927	---	---	2,905	---	---
#86	Infiniti QX50/EX	2,727	2,164	26.0%	224	295	-24.1%
#87	BMW X4	2,709	---	---	820	---	---
#88	Mini Paceman	2,082	3,262	-36.2%	129	650	-80.2%
#89	Chevrolet Trax	739	---	---	739	---	---
#90	Subaru Tribeca	732	1,598	-54.2%	9	143	-93.7%
#91	Acura ZDX	78	361	-78.4%	2	14	-85.7%
#92	Hyundai Veracruz	1	175	-99.4%	---	---	---
#93	Jeep Liberty	---	6,101	-100%	---	---	---
#94	Suzuki Grand Vitara	---	1,037	-100%	---	---	---
#95	Mitsubishi Endeavor	---	24	-100%	---	---	---
#96	Honda Element	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
#97	Mazda Tribute	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
---	Total	5,314,878	4,747,988	11.9%	499,161	444,325	12.3%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC

* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the models total, not in addition to the models total.
^ Escalade here does not include sales of the EXT, which is shown with pickup trucks.
Rather than listing the 500L with the Mini Paceman and 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.