September 2014 U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 90 Best-Selling SUVs In America - Every SUV Ranked

2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
The number of available utility vehicle nameplates in the United States grew by one small, low-slung crossover in September 2014. The Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class attracted its first 991 owners. 

The GLA ranks just 87th among utility vehicles on year-to-date terms, with just one month under its belt compared with the nine of most other players. Other new entries in the small premium crossover category include the 85th and 86th-ranked Audi Q3 and BMW X4.


U.S. SUV Sales Rankings By Model - October 2014 YTD
U.S. SUV Sales Rankings By Model - August 2014 YTD
U.S. SUV Sales Rankings By Model - September 2013 YTD


America's favourite utility vehicle in both September and the first three-quarters of 2014 is the Honda CR-V. The CR-V leads the second-ranked Ford Escape by nearly 11,000 units heading into October. America's leading premium brand crossover is the 19th-ranked Lexus RX, which leads the Acura MDX by 27,908 sales.

Jeeps currently rank seventh, eighth, and ninth among utility vehicles. The fastest-growing utility vehicle nameplate is the Lexus GX460, sales of which more than doubled over the last nine months compared with the same period in 2013. GX sales have grown by 8894 units.


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On a purely volume basis, numerous SUVs and crossovers have added more sales, from the GMC Yukon (+11,777), Honda CR-V (+11,933), Ford Explorer (+12,718), Acura MDX (+13,505), Jeep Wrangler (+14,127), Hyundai Santa Fe (+16,163), and Nissan Rogue (+29,899) to the Subaru Forester (+33,568) and Toyota RAV4 (+41,827), among others.
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Reminder: these are 2014 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by September volume by clicking the September 2014 column header, or you can rank SUVs and crossovers by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header. 


U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - September 2014 YTD
U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - September 2014 YTD
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - September 2014 YTD


At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you're on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • October 2014 • August 2014September 2013
Rank
SUV/Crossover
September
2014
YTD
September
2013
YTD
%
Change
September
2014
September
2013
% Change
#1Honda CR-V241,015 229,082 5.2%23,722 21,439 10.6%
#2Ford Escape230,162 228,290 0.8%21,718 22,607 -3.9%
#3Toyota RAV4202,069 160,242 26.1%22,724 15,928 42.7%
#4Chevrolet Equinox184,805 185,420 -0.3%17,266 15,443 11.8%
#5Ford Explorer158,652 145,934 8.7%15,795 14,965 5.5%
#5.1Ford Explorer *143,303135,8475.5%13,77013,6550.8%
#5.2Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *15,34910,08752.2%2,0251,31054.6%
#6Nissan Rogue154,568 124,669 24.0%17,229 11,353 51.8%
#7Jeep Grand Cherokee136,310 128,697 5.9%12,854 14,906 -13.8%
#8Jeep Wrangler134,068 119,941 11.8%13,955 11,984 16.4%
#9Jeep Cherokee128,133 ------14,639------
#10Subaru Forester117,940 84,372 39.8%12,584 10,620 18.5%
#11Toyota Highlander105,526 94,361 11.8%10,542 8,661 21.7%
#12Ford Edge86,051 99,589 -13.6%7,695 8,548 -10.0%
#13Honda Pilot80,247 100,355 -20.0%7,824 9,659 -19.0%
#14Chevrolet Traverse79,560 75,411 5.5%7,821 5,389 45.1%
#15GMC Terrain79,444 76,792 3.5%8,310 7,141 16.4%
#16Hyundai Santa Fe78,907 62,744 25.8%8,945 6,639 34.7%
#17Mazda CX-578,190 60,666 28.9%8,097 6,280 28.9%
#18Kia Sorento76,578 81,380 -5.9%6,606 7,849 -15.8%
#19Lexus RX76,216 73,279 4.0%7,453 7,601 -1.9%
#20Dodge Journey70,686 64,789 9.1%7,230 6,955 4.0%
#21Chevrolet Tahoe70,528 60,126 17.3%5,691 5,332 6.7%
#22Jeep Patriot69,958 58,910 18.8%9,117 6,053 50.6%
#23GMC Acadia63,873 67,422 -5.3%6,392 5,565 14.9%
#24Nissan Pathfinder60,549 69,363 -12.7%5,325 5,537 -3.8%
#25Toyota 4Runner55,271 37,273 48.3%5,659 3,218 75.9%
#26Acura MDX48,308 34,803 38.8%4,864 4,539 7.2%
#27Dodge Durango48,011 44,650 7.5%4,564 4,964 -8.1%
#28Jeep Compass47,918 41,736 14.8%4,666 4,487 4.0%
#29Buick Enclave45,921 46,384 -1.0%4,713 3,477 35.5%
#30Cadillac SRX41,708 40,506 3.0%3,700 4,362 -15.2%
#31Chevrolet Suburban38,588 34,580 11.6%4,101 2,733 50.1%
#32Hyundai Tucson36,958 32,891 12.4%3,589 2,849 26.0%
#33Buick Encore36,433 22,930 58.9%3,848 3,206 20.0%
#34Chevrolet Captiva Sport35,243 36,293 -2.9%42 3,248 -98.7%
#35Nissan Murano34,823 31,178 11.7%4,164 2,879 44.6%
#36Acura RDX33,095 33,539 -1.3%3,230 3,022 6.9%
#37BMW X533,021 31,280 5.6%4,398 4,667 -5.8%
#38Ford Expedition32,691 27,382 19.4%3,598 3,721 -3.3%
#39Kia Sportage32,643 23,232 40.5%3,781 2,195 72.3%
#40Nissan Juke32,253 28,307 13.9%1,814 2,774 -34.6%
#41Mercedes-Benz M-Class32,114 29,400 9.2%3,460 3,180 8.8%
#42GMC Yukon30,684 18,907 62.3%3,226 1,667 93.5%
#43Audi Q530,114 28,599 5.3%3,240 3,268 -0.9%
#44Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class28,229 23,285 21.2%2,646 2,387 10.9%
#45BMW X327,198 20,065 35.5%1,808 1,580 14.4%
#46Mitsubishi Outlander Sport23,152 18,525 25.0%2,351 1,832 28.3%
#47Infiniti QX60/JX22,613 22,667 -0.2%2,182 2,111 3.4%
#48GMC Yukon XL21,928 21,946 -0.1%2,165 1,320 64.0%
#49Cadillac Escalade21,35214,86943.6%3,5181,602120%
#49.1Cadillac Escalade *13,705 8,953 53.1%2,290 968 137%
#49.2Cadillac Escalade ESV *7,647 5,916 29.3%1,228 634 93.7%
#50Volkswagen Tiguan19,120 23,150 -17.4%1,674 2,406 -30.4%
#51Lincoln MKX18,728 17,398 7.6%1,589 1,565 1.5%
#52Ford Flex18,536 19,827 -6.5%1,710 1,661 3.0%
#53Mercedes-Benz GL-Class17,728 22,182 -20.1%2,154 2,349 -8.3%
#54Mini Countryman17,124 15,596 9.8%1,908 1,191 60.2%
#55Lexus GX46015,999 7,105 125%1,570 753 109%
#56BMW X115,728 18,348 -14.3%1,840 1,844 -0.2%
#57Mazda CX-914,069 20,431 -31.1%1,227 1,514 -19.0%
#58Volvo XC6013,901 15,441 -10.0%1,593 1,355 17.6%
#59Land Rover Range Rover Sport13,633 10,984 24.1%843 1,191 -29.2%
#60Nissan Xterra13,200 13,619 -3.1%1,108 998 11.0%
#61Audi Q713,105 10,772 21.7%1,365 1,386 -1.5%
#62Porsche Cayenne12,940 13,913 -7.0%1,196 1,396 -14.3%
#63Toyota FJ Cruiser12,653 9,750 29.8%1,300 719 80.8%
#64Mitsubishi Outlander9,982 8,576 16.4%881 988 -10.8%
#65Land Rover Range Rover9,094 8,405 8.2%743 693 7.2%
#66Nissan Armada9,086 10,473 -13.2%675 872 -22.6%
#67Land Rover Range Rover Evoque8,986 8,169 10.0%771 706 9.2%
#68Infiniti QX80/QX568,951 9,038 -1.0%832 1,066 -22.0%
#69Toyota Sequoia8,664 10,059 -13.9%850 1,014 -16.2%
#70Lincoln MKC6,418 ------1,763 ------
#71Lincoln Navigator5,888 5,955 -1.1%1,013 818 23.8%
#72Volkswagen Touareg5,200 6,296 -17.4%646 658 -1.8%
#73Porsche Macan4,649 ------702 ------
#74Infiniti QX70/FX3,993 4,667-14.4%331 328 0.9%
#75Lincoln MKT3,725 4,658 -20.0%259 414 -37.4%
#76Volvo XC903,530 5,161 -31.6%181 456 -60.3%
#77Land Rover LR43,500 5,487 -36.2%300 553 -45.8%
#78Land Rover LR23,211 2,314 38.8%449 244 84.0%
#79BMW X62,998 3,816 -21.4%19 394 -95.2%
#80Lexus LX5702,764 2,953 -6.4%258 310 -16.8%
#81Toyota Land Cruiser2,209 2,191 0.8%245 224 9.4%
#82Mercedes-Benz G-Class2,188 1,878 16.5%202 137 47.4%
#83Infiniti QX50/EX2,116 1,366 54.9%209 177 18.1%
#84Mini Paceman1,499 1,665 -10.0%195 479 -59.3%
#85Audi Q31,335 ------1,092 ------
#86BMW X41,043 ------380 ------
#87Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class991 --- ---991 ------
#88Subaru Tribeca684 1,247 -45.1%13 116 -88.8%
#89Acura ZDX69 323 -78.6%3 17 -82.4%
#90Hyundai Veracruz1 175 -99.4%---------
#276Jeep Liberty---6,101 -100%---34 -100%
#279Suzuki Grand Vitara---1,037 -100%---------
#283Mitsubishi Endeavor---24 -100%---------
#289Mazda Tribute---3 -100%---1 -100%
#292Honda Element---2 -100%---------
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Total
3,963,5423,527,61612.4% 399,941 342,769 16.7%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's 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, it's 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 type's 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 can't be squeezed through a round hole. Tribute volume had previously been reported by Mazda USA as a solitary unit in April, but Mazda has since taken away that sale.

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