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Best-selling Vehicles in the US in 2025 Quiz

How well do you know the best-selling vehicles in the US in 2025? Floored turns the ranking into a building: floor 1 is the top of the list. We name a floor, you guess what's on it, and the lift rides to whatever you picked so you know to go higher or lower.

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  1. Ford F-Series 828,832 sold
    The first F-Series truck, the F-1, rolled out in Dearborn in January 1948.
  2. Chevrolet Silverado 580,368 sold
    Silverado began as a trim level on Chevy pickups in 1975 and became the model name for 1999.
  3. Toyota RAV4 479,288 sold
    Toyota's 1994 launch release said RAV4 stood for Recreational Active Vehicle with 4WD.
  4. Honda CR-V 403,768 sold
    The first-generation CR-V's cargo floor came out and folded into a picnic table.
  5. Ram Pickup 374,059 sold
    Chrysler split Ram off from Dodge as its own brand in late 2009.
  6. GMC Sierra 356,218 sold
    GMC traces back to a truck maker founded by the Grabowsky brothers in Detroit around 1900.
  7. Chevrolet Equinox 332,301 sold
    The Equinox arrived for 2005 to replace the Chevy Tracker and S-10 Blazer.
  8. Tesla Model Y 317,800 sold
    Model Y production started at Tesla's Fremont, California factory in January 2020.
  9. Toyota Camry 316,185 sold
    The name Camry comes from kanmuri, the Japanese word for crown.
  10. Toyota Tacoma 274,638 sold
    Toyota says the name comes from a Native word for the mountain now called Mount Rainier.
  11. Toyota Corolla 248,088 sold
    Corolla is Latin for small crown, fitting Toyota's line of Crown and Corona models.
  12. Honda Civic 238,661 sold
    Its 1975 CVCC engine met US Clean Air Act rules without a catalytic converter.
  13. Hyundai Tucson 234,230 sold
    It is named after Tucson, Arizona, just as the Santa Fe is named after the New Mexico city.
  14. Ford Explorer 222,706 sold
    The Explorer arrived for the 1991 model year as the replacement for the Bronco II.
  15. Nissan Rogue 217,896 sold
    Rogues for the US are built at Nissan's plant in Smyrna, Tennessee.
  16. Jeep Grand Cherokee 210,082 sold
    At its 1992 Detroit debut, one was driven through a glass window with the city's mayor aboard.
  17. Chevrolet Trax 206,339 sold
    The current Trax is built by GM Korea at its Changwon plant in South Korea.
  18. Subaru Crosstrek 191,724 sold
    Outside North America it was sold as the Subaru XV until 2022.
  19. Kia Sportage 182,823 sold
    The original 1993 Sportage was built on a Mazda Bongo-based platform with Mazda parts.
  20. Subaru Forester 175,070 sold
    The Forester debuted in 1997, built on the Impreza platform with a taller wagon body.
  21. Tesla Model 3 172,800 sold
    Tesla took over 325,000 reservations with $1,000 deposits in the week after its 2016 reveal.
  22. Jeep Wrangler 167,322 sold
    The Wrangler replaced the long-running Jeep CJ for the 1987 model year.
  23. Ford Transit 161,797 sold
    The Transit van was introduced in October 1965 and first built in Langley, England.
  24. Subaru Outback 157,716 sold
    Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan appeared in US TV ads for the Outback.
  25. Ford Maverick 155,051 sold
    The 2022 Maverick came standard as a hybrid, with a turbo gas engine as an option.

Source: Kelley Blue Book: The 25 Best-Selling Cars in 2025 (Cox Automotive data) · as of 2025

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