Car Features - Top 30 Best Selling Vehicles of the USA for 2004

For 2004, the top 10 best sellers were half trucks (all of which were from the Detroit three), half passenger cars (three of which wore a Japanese badge). Yes, we all know that the Americans have different tastes compared to the ASEAN market but there are some cars that are sold similarly to us.

Out of the 12 months, let's look back on America's best sellers for 2005. Look out for our best sellers for USA from 2002 up to 2004. We have included the increase/decrease from 2004.

Disclaimer: Some photos used are Philippine/ASEAN spec, which may differ from what USA has to offer.

30. GMC Envoy (134,897 units sold, +6%)

29. Dodge Durango (137,148 units sold, +27%)

28. Chrysler Town and Country (142,523 units sold, +18%)

27. Honda CR-V (149,281 units sold, +4%)

26. Toyota Tacoma (152,932 units sold, +1%)

25. Honda Odyssey (154,238 units sold, 0%)

24. Ford Ranger (156,322 units sold, -25%)

23. Toyota Sienna (159,119 units sold, +51%)

22. Ford Expedition (159,846 units sold, -12%)

21. Jeep Liberty (167,376 units sold, +3%)

20. Chevrolet Malibu (179,806 units sold, +47%)

19. Jeep Grand Cherokee (182,313 units sold, -12%)

18. Ford Escape (183,340 units sold, +9%)

17. Chevrolet Tahoe (186,161 units sold, -7%)

16. Chevrolet Cavalier (195,275 units sold, -24%)

15. Ford Focus (208,339 units sold, -24%)

14. GMC Sierra (213.756 units sold, -24%)

13. Nissan Altima (235,889 units sold, +17%)

12. Toyota Corolla (238,143 units sold, -8%)

11. Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan (242,307 units sold, +4%)

10. Ford Taurus (248,148 units sold, -18%)

9. Chevrolet Trailblazer (243,484 units sold, +9%)

8. Chevrolet Impala (290,259 units sold, +8%)

7. Honda Civic (309,196 units sold, +3%)

6. Ford Explorer (339,333 units sold, -9%)

5. Honda Accord (386,770 units sold, -3%)

4. Dodge Ram (426,389 units sold, -5%)

3. Toyota Camry (426,990 units sold, +3%)

2. Chevrolet Silverado (680,768 units sold, -1%)

1. Ford F Series (939,511 units sold, +12%)

Source:

• http://www.goodcarbadcar.net/2011/11/us-best-selling-cars-2004/