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20 Best-Selling Cars And Trucks Of 2019

Trucks and crossovers still dominate the market, but there are some popular sedans, too.

20 Best Selling Vehicles Of 2019 Lead

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By: Christopher Smith

Updated: Jan 9, 2020 at 6:40pm ET

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2020 is finally upon us, and with all major automakers reporting sales, we can see which vehicles were the most popular. It should be no surprise that pickup trucks continue to rule the roost, and Ram made perhaps the best showing out of everything sold in the U.S. last year. Does that mean it's the best-selling vehicle? No, but if the trend continues, such an upset is certainly in the realm of possibilities.

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This top-20 list isn't entirely trucks and SUVs. Sedans and hatchbacks from Toyota and Honda continue to do well, and Nissan even has a few bestsellers in the mix despite having a rough year. Speaking of rough, you'll find only two Ford vehicles ranking in the top 20, and you can probably guess one of them right off the bat. We'll drop one spoiler for you – the Ford Explorer didn't make the cut, which is rather extraordinary considering machines such as the Jeep Cherokee and Nissan Rogue did. In fact, the Rogue is in the top 10.

With all the numbers checked and re-checked, Motor1.com tallied up the 20 bestsellers and you can peruse each one in the slideshow above. 

See How Things Compare To Other Years:

Gallery: 20 Best Selling Vehicles of 2019

20. Nissan Sentra: 184,618 Units

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19. Jeep Cherokee: 191,397 Units 18. Nissan Altima: 209,183 Units 17. Jeep Wrangler: 228,032 Units 16. GMC Sierra: 232,325 Units 15. Toyota Highlander: 239,438 Units 14. Ford Escape: 241,338 Units

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