The 20 Best-Selling New Cars in America, With Starting Prices

How this list is ranked

These are the 20 best-selling new cars, trucks and SUVs in the United States for full-year 2025. Full-size pickups and compact SUVs sit near the top, with a handful of sedans still holding spots below them. The top ten are ranked by reported full-year 2025 sales. The remaining ten are still part of America's top twenty, but published sources disagree on their exact order, so they are listed alphabetically by make. Starting MSRPs are for the lowest-priced trim of each 2026 model and exclude destination, tax, title, licensing and dealer fees. The Tesla Model Y figure is an estimate because Tesla does not report U.S. model-level sales.

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2026 starting MSRP

1. Ford F-Series: America's best-selling vehicle for decades. Starts around $40,085 for the base F-150. Full-size workhorse pickup. The F-Series sales total spans the full truck family.
2. Chevrolet Silverado: Full-size pickup and perennial No. 2 seller. Starts around $36,900 for the base WT Work Truck.
3. Toyota RAV4: America's best-selling SUV. Starts around $31,900 for the base LE. The 2026 RAV4 is hybrid only.
4. Honda CR-V: Compact family SUV. Starts around $30,920 for the base LX. Hybrid available.
5. Ram 1500: Full-size pickup. Starts around $42,025 for the base Tradesman.
6. GMC Sierra 1500: GMC's full-size pickup and upscale Silverado sibling. Starts around $38,300 for the base Pro.
7. Chevrolet Equinox: Affordable compact SUV. Starts around $28,800 for the base LT.
8. Toyota Camry: America's best-selling sedan. Starts around $29,300 for the base LE. The 2026 Camry is hybrid only.
9. Tesla Model Y: America's best-selling EV and compact electric SUV. Starts around $39,990 for the base rear-wheel-drive model. Tesla Model Y sales are estimated because Tesla does not report U.S. model-level sales.
10. Toyota Tacoma: Best-selling midsize pickup. Starts around $32,445 for the base SR.
11. Chevrolet Trax: The lowest starting price on the list and a roomy subcompact SUV. Starts around $21,700 for the base LS.
12. Ford Explorer: Three-row midsize SUV. Starts around $40,260 for the base Active.
13. Honda Civic: Sporty compact car. Starts around $24,695 for the base LX sedan. Hybrid available.
14. Hyundai Tucson: Value compact SUV. Starts around $29,450 for the base SE.
15. Jeep Grand Cherokee: Midsize SUV. Starts around $39,515 for the base Laredo. A 4xe hybrid version is available.
16. Kia Sportage: Compact SUV. Starts around $28,790 for the base LX. Hybrid available.
17. Nissan Rogue: Compact SUV. Starts around $29,490 for the base S.
18. Subaru Crosstrek: Subcompact crossover with standard AWD. Starts around $26,995 for the base trim.
19. Subaru Forester: Compact SUV with standard AWD. Starts around $29,995 for the base trim.
20. Toyota Corolla: Compact sedan staple. Starts around $23,125 for the base LE. Hybrid available.