America's Top 20 Best Selling New Cars for October 2015

American’s bought 4660 more Camry’s than any other new car making the Toyota Camry America’s number one best-selling car for October 2015.

Toyota sold 34,781 Camry’s last month for a 4.9 percent increase over same month last year. With only one month left of 2015, Toyota has sold 361,111 Camry’s year-to-date (YTD).

Even though they may not pass last year’s total sales number, the Camry is on track to be America’s #1 best-selling vehicle for the fourteenth consecutive year in a row.

The number two spot on the list belongs to the Honda Accord. Last month American’s bought 30,121 Accords, 11 percent more than October 2014. The Accord’s 2015 YTD is -11 percent behind last year’s number, Honda is still on pace to sell over 350,000 Accords this year.

Only two of the twenty vehicles on the list fell short of passing October 2014’s sales numbers. Nissan only sold 20,948 Altima’s for a -11 percent decline and the Chevrolet Cruze fell short by -35.3 percent with only 15,710 units sold.

As the year get’s closer to the end, there are now ten vehicles on the list that have let their 2015 year-to-date numbers fall behind 2014’s YTD. These cars are the Toyota Camry (-1.9%), Honda Accord (-11.0%), Honda Civic (-0.1%), Ford Fusion (-3.1%), Ford Focus (-5.1%), Hyundai Sonata (-3.7%), Chevrolet Cruze (-16.7%), Kia Optima (-1.3%), Kia Soul (-1.1%), and the highest deficient goes to the Chevrolet Impala with -17.4%.

See where all the other vehicles landed on America’s top 20 best selling list below.

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Top 20 Best-Selling New Cars for October 2015

Rank	New Car Model	October 2015	October 2014	% Change	YTD 2015	YTD 2014	% Change
1	Toyota Camry	34,781	33,164	4.9%	361,111	368,142	-1.9%
2	Honda Accord	30,121	27,128	11.0%	294,935	331,510	-11.0%
3	Toyota Corolla	27,951	24,959	12.0%	306,693	283,764	8.1%
4	Honda Civic	27,789	24,154	15.0%	277,538	277,584	-0.1%
5	Chevrolet Malibu	24,725	11,131	122%	171,886	159,705	7.6%
6	Ford Fusion	23,668	22,846	3.6%	255,143	263,431	-3.1%
7	Nissan Altima	20,948	23,544	-11.0%	283,372	280,479	1.0%
8	Ford Focus	16,423	13,733	19.6%	180,287	189,889	-5.1%
9	Hyundai Sonata	16,071	15,563	3.3%	173,751	180,497	-3.7%
10	Hyundai Elantra	15,868	12,758	24.4%	209,830	189,161	10.9%
11	Chevrolet Cruze	15,710	24,289	-35.3%	193,680	232,403	-16.7%
12	Nissan Sentra	14,974	13,129	14.1%	169,244	154,345	9.7%
13	Subaru Outback	14,729	12,624	16.7%	123,148	109,890	12.1%
14	Kia Optima	14,381	11,840	21.5%	132,684	134,486	-1.3%
15	Nissan Versa	13,855	11,097	24.9%	123,687	121,369	1.9%
16	Kia Soul	12,246	10,685	14.6%	124,929	126,264	-1.1%
17	Chrysler 200	11,905	11,675	2.0%	158,978	86,817	83.1%
18	Chevrolet Impala	11,805	10,607	11.3%	97,271	117,769	-17.4%
19	BMW 3-Series	11,012	10,199	8.0%	80,832	76,976	5.0%
20	Ford Mustang	10,096	4,565	121%	106,321	64,396	65.1%