Specs and Review

The Japanese company Honda dealership in the Beijing 2012 presented two very interesting concept, and named S Concept C Concept, the first of which is the prototype of a global clean car near future, and the second is designed to replenish the ranks of some of the car market of Asia. Technical details of indecent enough, but it is known that both cars will go into production next year.

Honda C Concept

Relief Body 4-door sedan Honda C Concept distinguish the set of smooth and stylish lines of a serious and gloomy front. Low and wide fit increases the aggressiveness, which can also complement the large air intake front bumper and unique black grille and narrow headlights with them above the original horizontal bar with a large icon «H» in the center.



 

Profile of a sedan Honda C Concept also includes a lot of lines all of which only complement the overall look of a dynamic and rapidly. The rear of the car is different angular diffuser with integrated exhaust pipes and diamond-shaped, not less than the original, smoothly envelopes the license plate and the setting far from the center of the trunk lid, rear lights with LEDs. It should be noted that the front lights are also placed our LEDs is far to the center of the complex forms of the hood.
 




The correct form of the profile of Honda S Concept emphasize short overhangs and large wheels with a lightweight and durable wheels, the spokes are five shiny braided brake cooling which increase with brown inserts made of plastic. On the side of the large door rear lights are also a bit awkward, but very comfortable fit into the overall design of the letter referred to as the «S» of the concept car.
 


Distinguished by the color of salad from the body gray band around the fog light goes on the side of the rapids Concept S Honda and smoothly into the high rear diffuser, which also look original two large diamond-type nozzles of jet engines. Inside the diamonds instead of the usual exhaust pipes are located red LED lights. Apparently the developer nozzle engine simulates the intergalactic vehicles from the films of spacecraft.
 

Porsche Panamera S is a 4 doors car, Rear Wheel Drive
Porsche Panamera S Specification.

Engine of Porsche Panamera S :
4806cc V8, DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder
Direct petrol injection
Max Torque - 500 Nm @ 3500 - 5000 rpm
Max Power - 400 ps @ 6500 rpm
Max rpm - 6700 rpm
Fuel Consumption - 18.8/8.9/12.5 l/100km urban/extra-urban/combined (EU5)
Emission - 293.0 g/km

Acceleration of Porsche Panamera S :
0-100 km/h - 5.6s
0-100 mp/h - 12.1s
Top Speed 285 km/h

Transmission of Porsche Panamera S :
6 Speed Manual

Suspension of Porsche Panamera S :
Front suspension - Double Wishbone

Brake of Porsche Panamera S :
Front - Ventilated Disc, 360mm
Rear - Ventilated Disc, 330mm

Safety Features of Porsche Panamera S :
ABS
,others are unknown

Dimension of Porsche Panamera S :
Length - 4970 mm
Width - 1931 mm
Height - 1418 mm
Wheelbase - 2920 mm
Track (Front/Rear) -1658mm / 1662mm
Ground Clearance -
Kerb Weight - 1770 kg
Turning Radius -
Tyre Size - Front 245/50 ZR 18, Rear 275/45 ZR 18
Wheel Size - Fornt 8J x 18, Rear 9J x 18
Fuel Tank Capacity - 80 litres

Others of Porsche Panamera S:
Unknown

The last new car Alfa Romeo was officially sold in 1994 in the United States. After that, the Italians moved out of the U.S. business. Now take the long awaited re-entry of Alfa Romeo to the U.S. market forms. Such as "Automotive News" reports, it should be in the first half of 2013 so far.


With its spearhead, the model built at Maserati 4C want to make the Italians, the Americans directly in the heart of their car and convince them of the emotional Italian cars. This they succeeded once before with the Alfa Romeo Spider-round stern, which gained after the movie with Dustin Hoffman leaving examination in 1967 achieved cult status in the United States.

But the awakening will of the emotions with the 2013 Alfa Romeo 4C sports car is only one side of the business. Even if it were possible for. The other consists of hard facts. The repeatedly postponed entry to the U.S. market is dominated by economic imperatives, which must be achieved. Has since formed an alliance with Chrysler, Fiat, seeing those who set the conditions for a successful comeback, however, increased significantly. At the same time it is for the young partnership, the biggest challenge. Thanks to partners at Chrysler dealers for the distribution level, everything is ready.

Fiats management is hoping secretly that the Alfa Romeo brand in the group can play a similar role, such as Audi within the VW family. Audi provides 40 percent share in VW profits in the U.S. and within the group embodies the technology substrate. With the sporty 4C, the Italian-American community is aimed at customers in the camp of the BMW Z4, Mercedes SLK and Porsche Boxster drivers. On the modular platform of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta and Dogde Dart will then be presented in the second half of 2013, the new Giulia is expected to reach the European market in 2014 America. Currently, the Italians do not tell where they want to build the new Giulia, whether in Italy or the United States. As a favorite is the U.S. production.

Photo Credit: © Alfa Romeo

U.S. new vehicle sales improved by 6% in October 2014, a gain of more than 70,000 units compared with October 2013. Big gains were produced by some of Americas most popular vehicles, including the top-selling car – Toyota Camry sales rose 14% – and Americas top-selling SUV – Honda CR-V sales jumped 30%. 

For the third consecutive month, GMs full-size truck twins outsold the Ford F-Series. The F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, GMC, Sierra, and Ram P/U lineups account for 11.5% of the new vehicles sold in the United States in 2014, up from 11.3% during the first ten months of 2013.

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• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - November 2014 YTD
• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - September 2014 YTD
• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - October 2013 YTD

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The Cherokee was Jeeps best-selling model for the second consecutive month as the Jeep and Ram brands nudged Dodge into third place among Chrysler Group entities. Jeep is Americas fastest-growing auto brand, Maserati excluded.

Among vehicles which were on sale throughout October of last year, the fastest-growing nameplates in October 2014 were Kias Sedona (up 252%), BMWs 7-Series (up 170%), the Nissan NV200 (up 102%), the Honda Fit (up 83%), and the Hyundai Tucson (up 78%). 

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• Top 13 Best-Selling Pickup Trucks In America - October 2014 YTD
• Commercial Van Sales In America - October 2014 YTD
• Minivan Sales In America - October 2014 YTD

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On the flip side, among vehicles which are still actively marketed (but not necessarily readily available), the BMW X6, Mercedes-Benz CLS, Audi TT, Acura RLX, Porsche Cayenne, Jaguar XJ, Nissan Quest, Volkswagen CC, and Mercedes-Benz CLA generated some of the worst year-over-year declines in October 2014.
The table below is completely sortable, so when you click the column header to sort by vehicle names to showcase all Mazdas together, for example, youll also see the Mazda brands total. Manufacturers are shown in bold for differentiation between makes and models. At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If youre 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.

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• U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings - October 2014 YTD
• U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - October 2014 YTD
• U.S. SUV Sales Rankings By Model - October 2014 YTD

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Reminder: these are 2014 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by October volume by clicking the October 2014 column header, or you can rank vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Vehicle 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.

Click Column Headers To Sort • November 2014 • September 2014 • October 2013

Rank	Vehicle	October 2014 YTD	October 2013 YTD	% Change	October 2014	October 2013	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	620,447	623,309	-0.5%	63,410	63,803	-0.6%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	429,119	403,435	6.4%	46,966	42,660	10.1%
#3	Toyota Camry	368,142	348,134	5.7%	33,164	29,144	13.8%
#4	Ram P/U	359,702	292,633	22.9%	39,834	29,846	33.5%
#5	Honda Accord	331,510	307,264	7.9%	27,128	25,162	7.8%
#6	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	283,764	257,184	10.3%	24,959	23,637	5.6%
#7	Nissan Altima	280,479	271,303	3.4%	23,544	21,785	8.1%
#8	Honda Civic	277,584	280,889	-1.2%	24,154	27,328	-11.6%
#9	Honda CR-V	270,272	251,636	7.4%	29,257	22,554	29.7%
#10	Ford Fusion	263,431	248,033	6.2%	22,846	21,740	5.1%
#11	Ford Escape	255,081	250,543	1.8%	24,919	22,253	12.0%
#12	Chevrolet Cruze	232,403	211,862	9.7%	24,289	16,087	51.0%
#13	Toyota RAV4	223,593	177,832	25.7%	21,524	17,590	22.4%
#14	Chevrolet Equinox	202,408	202,583	-0.1%	17,603	17,163	2.6%
#15	Ford Focus	189,889	203,762	-6.8%	13,733	15,108	-9.1%
#16	Hyundai Elantra	189,161	209,469	-9.7%	12,758	14,876	-14.2%
#17	Hyundai Sonata	180,497	172,574	4.6%	15,563	19,872	-21.7%
#18	Ford Explorer	175,148	161,222	8.6%	16,496	15,288	7.9%
#18.1	Ford Explorer *	157,758	149,431	5.6%	14,455	13,584	6.4%
#18.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	17,390	11,791	47.5%	2,041	1,704	19.8%
#19	Nissan Rogue	169,253	137,588	23.0%	14,685	12,919	13.7%
#20	GMC Sierra	165,853	152,173	9.0%	18,564	16,503	12.5%
#21	Chevrolet Malibu	159,705	170,696	-6.4%	11,131	15,746	-29.3%
#22	Nissan Sentra	154,345	106,680	44.7%	13,129	8,399	56.3%
#23	Jeep Grand Cherokee	151,303	142,960	5.8%	14,993	14,263	5.1%
#24	Jeep Wrangler	147,733	131,721	12.2%	13,665	11,780	16.0%
#25	Jeep Cherokee	143,848	579	24,744%	15,715	579	2,614%
#26	Kia Optima	134,486	135,548	-0.8%	11,840	11,492	3.0%
#27	Subaru Forester	130,911	96,953	35.0%	12,971	12,581	3.1%
#28	Volkswagen Jetta	129,662	135,983	-4.6%	14,607	11,710	24.7%
#28.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	112,514	116,712	-3.6%	13,372	10,161	31.6%
#28.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	17,148	19,271	-11.0%	1,235	1,549	-20.3%
#29	Toyota Tacoma	127,739	134,123	-4.8%	13,010	12,351	5.3%
#30	Kia Soul	126,264	98,864	27.7%	10,685	8,240	29.7%
#31	Nissan Versa	121,369	100,161	21.2%	11,097	8,626	28.6%
#32	Chrysler Town & Country	119,276	101,263	17.8%	10,936	10,562	3.5%
#33	Toyota Prius ²	118,260	135,559	-12.8%	7,805	10,334	-24.5%
#33.1	Toyota Prius Sedan *	105,939	125,490	-15.6%	7,326	8,239	-11.1%
#33.2	Toyota Prius Plug-In *	12,321	10,069	22.4%	479	2,095	-77.1%
#34	Chevrolet Impala	117,769	132,746	-11.3%	10,607	11,713	-9.4%
#35	Toyota Highlander	117,632	103,684	13.5%	12,106	9,323	29.9%
#36	Dodge Grand Caravan	114,057	103,179	10.5%	9,986	11,609	-14.0%
#37	Subaru Outback	109,890	98,195	11.9%	12,624	8,122	55.4%
#38	BMW 3-Series & 4-Series ³	108,066	89,636	20.6%	13,621	11,715	16.3%
#39	Toyota Sienna	103,868	102,917	0.9%	8,938	8,586	4.1%
#40	Honda Odyssey	103,731	107,479	-3.5%	8,271	8,968	-7.8%
#41	Toyota Tundra	98,394	91,734	7.3%	9,525	9,913	-3.9%
#42	Ford E-Series	93,856	102,751	-8.7%	4,712	9,508	-50.4%
#43	Ford Edge	93,276	108,270	-13.8%	7,225	8,681	-16.8%
#44	Honda Pilot	88,150	109,557	-19.5%	7,903	9,202	-14.1%
#45	Hyundai Santa Fe	87,724	70,938	23.7%	8,817	8,194	7.6%
#46	Mazda 3	87,505	89,288	-2.0%	7,246	7,674	-5.6%
#47	Chevrolet Traverse	87,453	81,776	6.9%	7,893	6,365	24.0%
#48	Chrysler 200	86,817	111,207	-21.9%	11,675	8,348	39.9%
#49	GMC Terrain	86,247	84,706	1.8%	6,803	7,914	-14.0%
#50	Lexus RX	84,273	81,258	3.7%	8,057	7,979	1.0%
#51	Kia Sorento	84,234	89,522	-5.9%	7,656	8,142	-6.0%
#52	Mazda CX-5	84,181	66,500	26.6%	5,991	5,833	2.7%
#53	Chevrolet Sonic	83,210	76,499	8.8%	5,263	6,850	-23.2%
#54	Volkswagen Passat	81,426	91,522	-11.0%	6,513	7,258	-10.3%
#55	Dodge Charger	79,108	81,206	-2.6%	6,967	7,864	-11.4%
#56	Chevrolet Tahoe	78,440	67,584	16.1%	7,912	7,458	6.1%
#57	Dodge Journey	77,621	71,162	9.1%	6,935	6,373	8.8%
#58	Jeep Patriot	76,482	64,491	18.6%	6,524	5,581	16.9%
#59	Chevrolet Camaro	75,284	70,484	6.8%	5,406	5,669	-4.6%
#60	GMC Acadia	70,241	74,304	-5.5%	6,368	6,882	-7.5%
#61	Subaru Impreza	69,568	64,922	7.2%	5,239	4,923	6.4%
#61.1	Subaru Impreza *	49,599	50,140	-1.1%	3,154	3,567	-11.6%
#61.2	Subaru Impreza WRX/STi *	19,969	14,782	35.1%	2,085	1,356	53.8%
#62	Chevrolet Express	69,263	66,149	4.7%	5,588	6,525	-14.4%
#63	Dodge Dart	67,965	71,453	-4.9%	7,202	5,617	28.2%
#64	Nissan Pathfinder	66,091	75,156	-12.1%	5,542	5,793	-4.3%
#65	Ford Mustang	64,396	66,083	-2.6%	4,565	6,918	-34.0%
#66	Nissan Frontier	61,931	51,423	20.4%	6,568	5,242	25.3%
#67	Toyota 4Runner	61,582	41,844	47.2%	6,311	4,571	38.1%
#68	Subaru XV Crosstrek	59,675	42,905	39.1%	5,372	4,886	9.9%
#69	Kia Forte	58,983	57,421	2.7%	5,190	4,706	10.3%
#70	Lexus ES	58,842	58,073	1.3%	5,932	5,997	-1.1%
#71	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	57,582	73,144	-21.3%	7,412	6,548	13.2%
#72	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	56,544	52,462	7.8%	3,936	6,456	-39.0%
#73	Ford Fiesta	56,032	61,955	-9.6%	3,629	4,337	-16.3%
#74	Ford Taurus	55,469	69,648	-20.4%	3,775	6,027	-37.4%
#74.1	Ford Taurus *	46,601	59,967	-22.3%	3,019	5,032	-40.0%
#74.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *	8,868	9,681	-8.4%	756	995	-24.0%
#75	Toyota Avalon	55,304	58,943	-6.2%	5,279	5,148	2.5%
#76	Acura MDX	53,632	40,411	32.7%	5,324	5,608	-5.1%
#77	Dodge Durango	52,866	49,770	6.2%	4,855	5,120	-5.2%
#78	Jeep Compass	52,219	45,912	13.7%	4,301	4,176	3.0%
#79	Hyundai Accent	51,244	48,717	5.2%	4,839	3,605	34.2%
#80	Dodge Avenger	50,710	84,005	-39.6%	1,347	5,406	-75.1%
#81	Buick Enclave	50,648	51,028	-0.7%	4,727	4,644	1.8%
#82	Honda Fit	46,469	44,756	3.8%	6,851	3,735	83.4%
#83	Cadillac SRX	45,348	45,879	-1.2%	3,640	5,373	-32.3%
#84	Mazda 6	45,010	35,631	26.3%	3,149	3,099	1.6%
#85	Chrysler 300	44,519	48,728	-8.6%	4,935	4,542	8.7%
#86	BMW 5-Series	44,082	43,701	0.9%	4,914	5,020	-2.1%
#87	Nissan Maxima	43,937	40,179	9.4%	4,188	3,983	5.1%
#88	Chevrolet Suburban	43,203	40,228	7.4%	4,615	5,648	-18.3%
#89	Dodge Challenger	42,516	45,833	-7.2%	4,140	3,256	27.1%
#90	Buick LaCrosse	41,351	42,695	-3.1%	4,071	3,850	5.7%
#91	Buick Encore	41,213	26,532	55.3%	4,780	3,602	32.7%
#92	Subaru Legacy	41,080	36,441	12.7%	6,362	3,090	106%
#93	Lexus IS	40,809	25,630	59.2%	3,771	3,570	5.6%
#94	Hyundai Tucson	40,550	34,907	16.2%	3,592	2,016	78.2%
#95	Nissan Murano	39,094	34,280	14.0%	4,271	3,102	37.7%
#96	Buick Verano	37,391	39,874	-6.2%	3,064	3,306	-7.3%
#97	Ford Expedition	36,411	30,533	19.3%	3,720	3,151	18.1%
#98	Kia Sportage	36,386	25,745	41.3%	3,743	2,513	48.9%
#99	BMW X5	36,376	33,420	8.8%	3,355	2,140	56.8%
#100	Acura RDX	36,273	36,872	-1.6%	3,178	3,333	-4.7%
#101	Ford Transit Connect	36,012	33,613	7.1%	4,068	3,169	28.4%
#102	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	35,911	32,513	10.5%	3,797	3,113	22.0%
#103	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	35,275	40,490	-12.9%	32	4,197	-99.2%
#104	Toyota Prius C ²	34,756	36,168	-3.9%	3,192	3,035	5.2%
#105	Nissan Juke	34,021	31,635	7.5%	1,768	3,328	-46.9%
#106	Audi Q5	33,685	31,979	5.3%	3,571	3,380	5.7%
#107	GMC Yukon	33,661	21,928	53.5%	2,977	3,021	-1.5%
#108	Chevrolet Spark	33,291	30,677	8.5%	2,354	2,353	0.1%
#109	Audi A4	31,976	34,590	-7.6%	2,672	3,477	-23.2%
#109.1	Audi A4 Sedan/Avant *	28,097	30,032	-6.4%	2,268	3,040	-25.4%
#109.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	3,879	4,558	-14.9%	404	437	-7.6%
#110	Kia Rio	31,921	36,112	-11.6%	2,534	2,874	-11.8%
#111	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	30,817	25,980	18.6%	2,588	2,695	-4.0%
#112	Fiat 500	29,422	31,372	-6.2%	2,806	2,378	18.0%
#113	Lincoln MKZ	29,277	26,684	9.7%	2,508	2,909	-13.8%
#114	Chevrolet Corvette	28,909	11,759	146%	2,959	3,929	-24.7%
#115	Infiniti Q50 †	28,828	7,357	292%	2,964	2,556	16.0%
#116	BMW X3	28,808	22,884	25.9%	1,610	2,819	-42.9%
#117	Cadillac CTS	26,017	26,483	-1.8%	3,096	2,073	49.3%
#118	Toyota Prius V ²	25,985	30,652	-15.2%	2,514	2,254	11.5%
#119	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	25,620	20,534	24.8%	2,468	2,009	22.8%
#120	Toyota Venza	25,341	31,459	-19.4%	1,896	2,272	-16.5%
#121	Volkswagen Golf	25,277	26,836	-5.8%	4,076	2,249	81.2%
#121.1	Volkswagen Golf *	11,413	14,013	-18.6%	2,351	1,169	101%
#121.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	13,848	11,287	22.7%	1,724	1,032	67.1%
#121.3	Volkswagen Golf R *	15	1,536	-99.0%	---	48	-100.0%
#122	Volkswagen Beetle	25,247	37,473	-32.6%	1,941	2,555	-24.0%
#122.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	14,680	21,411	-31.4%	1,345	1,312	2.5%
#122.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	10,567	16,062	-34.2%	596	1,243	-52.1%
#123	Cadillac ATS	25,143	30,989	-18.9%	2,608	2,782	-6.3%
#124	Infiniti QX60/JX	24,898	24,843	0.2%	2,285	2,176	5.0%
#125	Hyundai Genesis ³	24,638	27,061	-9.0%	2,325	1,944	19.6%
#126	Hyundai Veloster	24,617	25,448	-3.3%	1,652	2,175	-24.0%
#127	Nissan Leaf	24,411	18,078	35.0%	2,589	2,002	29.3%
#128	GMC Savana	24,200	12,585	92.3%	1,013	1,027	-1.4%
#129	GMC Yukon XL	24,076	25,435	-5.3%	2,148	3,489	-38.4%
#130	Ford C-Max	23,693	30,784	-23.0%	1,962	2,530	-22.5%
#131	Mini Cooper	23,647	35,519	-33.4%	3,082	3,145	-2.0%
#131.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop *	15,799	22,232	-28.9%	2,747	1,679	63.6%
#131.2	Mini Cooper Convertible *	3,102	3,946	-21.4%	227	283	-19.8%
#131.3	Mini Cooper Clubman *	2,604	4,446	-41.4%	15	947	-98.4%
#131.4	Mini Cooper Roadster *	1,271	2,563	-50.4%	69	145	-52.4%
#131.5	Mini Cooper Coupe *	871	2,332	-62.7%	24	91	-73.6%
#132	Cadillac Escalade	23,545	18,357	28.3%	2,143	1,814	18.1%
#132.1	Cadillac Escalade *	15,095	10,022	50.6%	1,390	1,069	30.0%
#132.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	8,400	6,524	28.8%	753	608	23.8%
#132.3	Cadillac Escalade EXT *	50	1,811	-97.2%	---	137	-100%
#133	Volkswagen Tiguan	20,923	25,303	-17.3%	1,803	2,153	-16.3%
#134	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	20,803	7,205	189%	2,596	4,895	-47.0%
#135	Lincoln MKX	20,724	19,420	6.7%	1,996	2,022	-1.3%
#136	Cadillac XTS	20,362	26,472	-23.1%	1,976	2,750	-28.1%
#137	Ford Flex	20,233	21,450	-5.7%	1,697	1,623	4.6%
#138	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	20,138	24,747	-18.6%	2,410	2,565	-6.0%
#139	Mercedes-Benz Sprinter	19,925	16,978	17.4%	2,140	2,038	5.0%
#140	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	19,581	9,539	105%	2,666	1,914	39.3%
#141	Mini Countryman	19,159	17,835	7.4%	2,035	2,239	-9.1%
#142	Audi A6	18,935	17,630	7.4%	1,768	1,838	-3.8%
#143	Buick Regal	18,860	14,920	26.4%	2,057	2,153	-4.5%
#144	Lexus GX460	17,935	8,603	109%	1,936	1,498	29.2%
#145	BMW X1	17,801	21,407	-16.8%	2,073	3,059	-32.2%
#146	Lexus GS	17,617	15,548	13.3%	1,365	1,293	5.6%
#147	Volvo S60	17,574	20,008	-12.2%	1,127	1,276	-11.7%
#148	Audi A3	17,049	857	1,889%	2,380	1	237,900%
#149	Chevrolet Volt	15,979	18,782	-14.9%	1,439	2,022	-28.8%
#150	Scion tC	15,695	16,505	-4.9%	1,235	1,499	-17.6%
#151	Volvo XC60	15,554	16,685	-6.8%	1,653	1,244	32.9%
#152	Mazda CX-9	15,310	21,783	-29.7%	1,241	1,352	-8.2%
#153	Audi Q7	14,843	12,175	21.9%	1,738	1,403	23.9%
#154	Lexus CT200h	14,743	12,282	20.0%	1,158	842	37.5%
#155	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	14,709	12,250	20.1%	1,076	1,266	-15.0%
#156	Acura ILX	14,472	17,275	-16.2%	1,618	2,005	-19.3%
#157	Nissan Xterra	14,281	14,733	-3.1%	1,081	1,114	-3.0%
#158	Audi A5	14,266	15,975	-10.7%	1,101	1,487	-26.0%
#159	Mitsubishi Mirage	14,240	495	2,777%	1,374	475	189%
#160	Scion xB	13,689	15,238	-10.2%	1,245	1,246	-0.1%
#161	Porsche Cayenne	13,652	15,582	-12.4%	712	1,669	-57.3%
#162	Toyota FJ Cruiser	13,602	10,676	27.4%	949	926	2.5%
#163	Infiniti G Sedan †	13,466	27,513	-51.1%	1,258	1,470	-14.4%
#164	Mitsubishi Lancer	13,458	16,581	-18.8%	1,364	1,161	17.5%
#165	Mazda 2	13,154	9,805	34.2%	457	736	-37.9%
#166	Honda Ridgeline	12,373	14,807	-16.4%	802	1,239	-35.3%
#167	Scion FR-S	12,293	16,000	-23.2%	1,111	1,233	-9.9%
#168	Nissan NV	12,195	10,087	20.9%	1,220	1,006	21.3%
#169	Ram ProMaster	11,713	570	1,955%	1,723	570	202%
#170	Acura TLX	11,060	---	---	4,890	---	---
#171	Toyota Yaris	11,035	20,029	-44.9%	696	775	-10.2%
#172	Mitsubishi Outlander	10,958	9,599	14.2%	976	1,023	-4.6%
#173	Nissan NV200	10,722	3,205	235%	1,291	639	102%
#174	Nissan Titan	10,686	13,227	-19.2%	990	984	0.6%
#175	Acura TL	10,462	21,057	-50.3%	105	1,295	-91.9%
#176	Mazda 5	10,447	12,050	-13.3%	426	666	-36.0%
#177	Land Rover Range Rover	10,327	9,589	7.7%	1,233	1,184	4.1%
#178	Nissan Armada	10,008	11,660	-14.2%	922	1,187	-22.3%
#179	Infiniti QX80/QX56	10,001	10,155	-1.5%	1,050	1,117	-6.0%
#180	Honda Crosstour	9,984	14,173	-29.6%	952	1,266	-24.8%
#181	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	9,977	9,128	9.3%	991	959	3.3%
#182	Fiat 500L	9,804	5,044	94.4%	919	1,296	-29.1%
#183	Toyota Sequoia	9,575	11,228	-14.7%	911	1,169	-22.1%
#184	Volkswagen CC	8,750	13,715	-36.2%	593	1,289	-54.0%
#185	Porsche 911	8,732	8,246	5.9%	974	748	30.2%
#186	Smart Fortwo	8,665	7,450	16.3%	585	513	14.0%
#187	Nissan Quest	8,665	11,238	-22.9%	370	812	-54.4%
#188	Lincoln MKC	8,615	---	---	2,197	---	---
#189	Kia Cadenza	8,237	6,869	19.9%	608	1,111	-45.3%
#190	Ram Cargo Van	8,232	7,357	11.9%	942	848	11.1%
#191	Kia Sedona	8,032	6,056	32.6%	2,376	676	252%
#192	BMW 7-Series	7,944	9,196	-13.6%	1,680	623	170%
#193	BMW 6-Series	7,375	7,955	-7.3%	740	921	-19.7%
#194	Lincoln Navigator	7,208	6,909	4.3%	1,320	954	38.4%
#195	Audi A7	7,021	6,723	4.4%	635	696	-8.8%
#196	Lincoln MKS	6,784	8,985	-24.5%	524	919	-43.0%
#197	Scion xD	6,737	7,676	-12.2%	472	716	-34.1%
#198	Lexus LS	6,682	8,624	-22.5%	778	1,055	-26.3%
#199	Subaru BRZ	6,680	7,126	-6.3%	435	780	-44.2%
#200	Nissan 370Z	6,402	5,648	13.3%	464	537	-13.6%
#201	Hyundai Azera	6,263	9,617	-34.9%	287	512	-43.9%
#202	Infiniti Q60 †	6,254	8,816	-51.1%	496	657	-24.5%
#203	Acura TSX	6,250	15,394	-59.4%	48	1,211	-96.0%
#203.1	Acura TSX Sedan *	5,615	13,630	-58.8%	43	1,163	-96.3%
#203.2	Acura TSX SportWagon *	635	1,764	-64.0%	5	132	-96.2%
#204	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	6,182	6,568	-5.9%	33	647	-94.9%
#205	BMW 1-Series & 2-Series ³	5,975	5,482	9.0%	672	588	14.3%
#206	Volkswagen Touareg	5,778	6,845	-15.6%	578	549	5.3%
#207	Ford Transit	5,567	---	---	2,257	---	---
#208	Porsche Macan	5,390	---	---	741	---	---
#209	Porsche Panamera	4,928	4,449	10.8%	533	501	6.4%
#210	Jaguar XF	4,608	6,461	-28.7%	383	611	-37.3%
#211	Audi A8	4,590	5,079	-9.6%	530	445	19.1%
#212	Infiniti QX70/FX	4,351	5,247	-17.1%	358	580	-38.3%
#213	Volvo V60	4,319	---	---	326	---	---
#214	BMW i3	4,263	---	---	1,159	---	---
#215	Volvo XC70	4,218	4,047	4.2%	470	408	15.2%
#216	Mazda MX-5 Miata	4,143	5,167	-19.8%	288	377	-23.6%
#217	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	4,105	6,091	-32.6%	347	521	-33.4%
#218	Lincoln MKT	4,063	4,985	-18.5%	338	327	3.4%
#219	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	4,036	4,013	0.6%	441	444	-0.7%
#220	Infiniti Q70/M	3,819	4,552	-16.1%	442	374	18.2%
#221	Volvo XC90	3,797	5,653	-32.8%	267	492	-45.7%
#222	Jaguar XJ	3,673	4,520	-18.7%	205	454	-54.8%
#223	Land Rover LR4	3,630	6,052	-40.0%	130	565	-77.0%
#224	Land Rover LR2	3,424	2,626	30.4%	213	312	-31.7%
#225	Nissan Cube	3,416	4,719	-27.6%	213	297	-28.3%
#226	Porsche Boxster	3,394	4,056	-16.3%	370	297	24.6%
#227	Honda Insight	3,376	3,982	-15.2%	222	463	-52.1%
#228	Jaguar F-Type	3,287	1,843	78.4%	342	353	-3.1%
#229	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	3,151	3,239	-2.7%	301	273	10.3%
#230	Honda CR-Z	3,150	3,871	-18.6%	205	325	-36.9%
#231	Lexus LX570	3,122	3,436	-9.1%	358	483	-25.9%
#232	Volkswagen Eos	3,021	3,718	-18.7%	202	261	-22.6%
#233	BMW X6	3,017	4,331	-30.3%	19	515	-96.3%
#234	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	2,998	---	---	2,007	---	---
#235	Acura RLX/RL ‡	2,955	3,780	-21.8%	260	830	-68.7%
#236	Porsche Cayman	2,900	2,778	4.4%	332	347	-4.3%
#237	Hyundai Equus	2,844	2,867	-0.8%	248	361	-31.3%
#238	Toyota Land Cruiser	2,473	2,480	-0.3%	264	289	-8.7%
#239	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	2,421	2,072	16.8%	233	194	20.1%
#240	Infiniti QX50/EX	2,308	1,588	45.3%	192	222	-13.5%
#241	Chevrolet SS	2,281	1	228,000%	115	1	11,400%
#242	Audi Q3	2,018	---	---	683	---	---
#243	Scion iQ	1,871	3,611	-48.2%	119	246	-51.6%
#244	BMW Z4	1,815	2,127	-14.7%	198	174	13.8%
#245	Mini Paceman	1,682	1,981	-15.1%	183	316	-42.1%
#246	Chevrolet Colorado	1,600	3,404	-53.0%	1,491	29	5,041%
#247	Volvo S80	1,519	1,576	-3.6%	126	175	-28.0%
#248	BMW X4	1,400	---	---	357	---	---
#249	Jaguar XK	1,269	1,138	11.5%	77	97	-20.6%
#250	Kia K900	1,168	---	---	62	---	---
#251	Nissan GT-R	1,158	1,063	8.9%	140	111	26.1%
#252	Audi TT	1,130	1,739	-35.0%	32	209	-84.7%
#253	Volkswagen Routan	1,103	1,567	-29.6%	---	105	-100%
#254	Cadillac ELR	1,037	---	---	152	---	---
#255	Volvo C70	776	2,826	-72.5%	2	276	-99.3%
#256	Subaru Tribeca	693	1,348	-48.6%	9	101	-91.1%
#257	GMC Canyon	683	923	-26.0%	667	5	13,240%
#258	Dodge Viper	626	495	26.5%	80	69	15.9%
#259	Audi R8	620	665	-6.8%	40	65	-38.5%
#260	BMW i8	271	---	---	204	---	---
#261	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	257	16	1,506%	98	2	4,800%
#262	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	223	366	-39.1%	11	42	-73.8%
#263	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	196	395	-50.4%	18	34	-47.1%
#264	Mitsubishi i MiEV	166	1,006	-83.5%	17	28	-39.3%
#265	Mitsubishi Galant	122	1,385	-91.2%	---	56	-100%
#266	Chevrolet Avalanche	88	16,144	-99.5%	1	526	-99.8%
#267	Acura ZDX	73	337	-78.3%	4	14	-71.4%
#268	Volvo C30	66	1,317	-95.0%	1	48	-97.9%
#269	Porsche 918 Spyder	37	---	---	5	---	---
#270	Lexus LFA	15	20	-25.0%	---	2	-100%
#271	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	7	30	-76.7%	---	1	-100%
#272	Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class	3	---	---	---	---	---
T273	Honda FCX	1	6	-83.3%	---	---	---
T273	Hyundai Veracruz	1	175	-99.4%	---	---	---
T273	Mazda RX-8	1	1	0.0%	---	---	---
#276	Jeep Liberty	---	6,101	-100%	---	---	---
#277	Suzuki SX4	---	2,859	-100%	---	---	---
#278	Suzuki Kizashi	---	1,602	-100%	---	---	---
#279	Suzuki Grand Vitara	---	1,037	-100%	---	---	---
#280	Suzuki Equator	---	448	-100%	---	---	---
#281	Mitsubishi Eclipse	---	109	-100%	---	---	---
#282	Dodge Caliber	---	45	-100%	---	---	---
#283	Mitsubishi Endeavor	---	24	-100%	---	---	---
#284	Cadillac DTS	---	19	-100%	---	---	---
#285	Buick Lucerne	---	9	-100%	---	---	---
#286	Cadillac STS	---	7	-100%	---	---	---
#287	Lexus HS	---	5	-100%	---	---	---
#288	Chevrolet HHR	---	3	-100%	---	---	---
#289	Mazda Tribute	---	3	-100%	---	---	---
#290	Chevrolet Aveo	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
#291	Honda S2000	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
#292	Honda Element	---	2	-100%	---	---	---
#293	Ford -Brand	1,988,941	2,011,956	-1.1%	179,014	184,136	-2.8%
#294	Chevrolet -Brand	1,698,831	1,648,543	3.1%	155,965	155,214	0.5%
#295	Toyota -Brand	1,681,045	1,594,646	5.4%	153,043	141,317	8.3%
#296	Honda -Brand	1,146,600	1,138,424	0.7%	105,745	100,242	5.5%
#297	Nissan -Brand	1,072,464	942,063	13.8%	94,072	81,866	14.9%
#298	Hyundai -Brand	607,539	601,773	1.0%	50,081	53,555	-6.5%
#299	Jeep -Brand	571,585	391,764	45.9%	55,198	36,379	51.7%
#300	Kia -Brand	489,711	456,137	7.4%	44,694	39,754	12.4%
#301	Dodge -Brand	485,469	507,148	-4.3%	41,512	45,314	-8.4%
#302	Subaru -Brand	418,497	347,890	20.3%	43,012	34,483	24.7%
#303	GMC -Brand	404,961	372,054	8.8%	38,540	38,841	-0.8%
#304	Ram -Brand	379,647	300,560	26.3%	42,499	31,264	35.9%
#305	Volkswagen -Brand	301,187	342,962	-12.2%	30,313	28,129	7.8%
#306	Mercedes-Benz -Brand ^	281,729	262,119	7.5%	30,733	32,109	-4.3%
#307	BMW -Brand	267,193	240,139	11.3%	30,602	27,574	11.0%
#308	Mazda -Brand	259,751	240,228	8.1%	18,798	19,737	-4.8%
#309	Chrysler -Brand	250,612	261,198	-4.1%	27,546	23,452	17.5%
#310	Lexus -Brand	244,038	213,479	14.3%	23,355	22,719	2.8%
#311	Buick -Brand	189,463	175,058	8.2%	18,699	17,555	6.5%
#312	Audi -Brand	146,133	127,412	14.7%	15,150	13,001	16.5%
#313	Cadillac -Brand	141,452	148,206	-4.6%	13,615	14,792	-8.0%
#314	Acura -Brand	135,177	135,126	0.1%	15,427	14,296	7.9%
#315	Infiniti -Brand	93,925	90,071	4.3%	9,045	9,152	-1.2%
#316	Lincoln -Brand	76,671	66,983	14.5%	8,883	7,131	24.6%
#317	Mitsubishi -Brand	64,564	49,733	29.8%	6,199	4,752	30.5%
#318	Scion -Brand	50,285	59,030	-14.8%	4,182	4,940	-15.3%
#319	Volvo -Brand	47,823	52,112	-8.2%	3,972	3,919	1.4%
#320	Mini -Brand	44,488	55,335	-19.6%	5,300	5,700	-7.0%
#321	Land Rover -Brand	42,067	39,645	6.1%	3,643	4,286	-15.0%
#322	Fiat -Brand	39,226	36,416	7.7%	3,725	3,674	1.4%
#323	Porsche -Brand	39,033	35,111	11.2%	3,667	3,562	2.9%
#324	Jaguar -Brand	12,837	13,962	-8.1%	1,007	1,515	-33.5%
#325	Maserati -Brand	10,328	2,828	265%	1,203	587	105%
#326	Bentley -Brand	2,268	2,199	3.1%	282	340	-17.1%
#327	Suzuki -Brand	----	5,946	-100%	---	---	---
---	Overall Market	13,717,986	12,997,862	5.5%	1,281,131	1,207,516	6.1%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
---	Pickup Trucks	1,888,665	1,799,594	4.9%	201,828	183,238	10.1%
---	Minivans	469,179	445,749	5.3%	41,303	41,984	-1.6%
---	Commercial Vans	291,685	253,295	15.2%	24,954	25,330	-1.5%
---	Passenger Cars, SUVs, Crossovers	11,068,457	10,499,224	5.4%	1,013,046	956,964	5.9%
---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---

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.
^ Brand total includes sales of commercial vans, without which Mercedes-Benz was down 4.9% to 28,593 in October; up 6.8% to 261,804 YTD.
² Total Prius Family sales: down 13.5% to 13,511 in October; down 11.6% to 179,001 YTD.
³ BMW has chosen to include sales of the 4-Series within figures for the 3-Series, presumably for year-over-year consistencys sake, while also combining the 1-Series and 2-Series. Hyundai does the same with the Genesis and Genesis Coupe.
† Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: up 0.7% to 4718 in October; up 11.1% to 48,548 YTD. Total G Sedan and Q50 sales: up 4.9% to 4222 in October; up 21.3% to 42,294 YTD.
‡ Acura has chosen to combine sales figures for the RLX and its predecessor, the RL.
Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands in the first ten months of 2014 were 1020, 1750, 590, 142, and 750, respectively. Tesla, unfortunately, doesnt release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but Automotive News now issues estimates for the brand, and those estimates say Tesla sold 1400 cars in October; 19,530 YTD.  HybridCars.com, however, has typically estimated much lower Model S sales, 1300 in October but only 13,200 YTD.