#10 Jeep Grand Cherokee – 223,345 sold units   In an unusual turn, the Jeep Grand Cherokee climbed high on the list of bestsellers in 2022. Both the three-row L and the new two-row models contributed to its performance. Despite a robust first half of the year, sales ultimately fell 16 percent compared to 2021. The Grand Cherokee remains a favorite for those seeking a blend of luxury, off-road capability, and family-friendly design.

#9 Tesla Model Y – 231,400 sold units (estimated) Despite high prices and limited availability, the Tesla Model Y continues to attract significant numbers of buyers. Automotive News estimates over 231,000 units were delivered in 2022, underscoring the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and Tesla’s strong brand appeal. The Model Y’s advanced technology, impressive range, and performance make it a standout in the EV market.

#8 Toyota Tacoma – 237,323 sold units The Toyota Tacoma solidified its dominance in the mid-size pickup segment in 2022, outperforming competitors like the Ford Ranger and Chevy Colorado. However, sales dipped by 6 percent compared to the previous year. The Tacoma’s reliability, off-road capabilities, and rugged design continue to make it a top choice for truck enthusiasts.

#7 Honda CR-V – 238,155 sold units
The Honda CR-V remained a popular choice in 2022, even as the new 2023 model hit the market. Despite a significant 34 percent decrease in sales compared to 2021, the outgoing model maintained its position among the top 10 bestsellers. The CR-V’s spacious interior, fuel efficiency, and reputation for reliability continue to appeal to a broad range of consumers.

#6 GMC Sierra – 241,522 sold units
The GMC Sierra, including both heavy-duty models and the light-duty Sierra 1500, firmly held its place among the top-selling vehicles in 2022. Known for its upscale features and robust performance, the Sierra appeals to buyers looking for a blend of luxury and capability in a pickup truck.

#5 Toyota Camry – 295,201 sold units In a market increasingly dominated by SUVs, the Toyota Camry remains a standout as the bestselling vehicle that isn’t an SUV or pickup truck. Despite a 6 percent decline in sales, the Camry outperformed many SUVs and maintained a significant lead over the next bestselling passenger car, the Corolla. The Camry’s reputation for reliability, comfort, and efficiency keeps it a favorite among sedan buyers.

#4 Toyota RAV4 – 399,941 sold units
The Toyota RAV4 continued its reign as the top-selling non-pickup vehicle in 2022. Even with a 2 percent dip in sales, it maintained a substantial lead over other models on this list. The RAV4’s versatility, fuel efficiency, and hybrid options make it a compelling choice for a wide range of consumers.

#3 Ram Pickup – 468,344 sold units
The Ram pickup lineup, which includes both light- and heavy-duty versions, saw an 18 percent decrease in sales compared to 2021. Despite this decline, the Ram maintained its strong presence in the market, competing closely with the Chevy Silverado for the second spot in the sales rankings. The Ram’s combination of power, comfort, and innovative features continues to attract a loyal customer base.

#2 Chevy Silverado – 513,354 sold units
The Chevy Silverado rebounded in 2022 with updated models and renewed sales momentum, securing its place as the second-best-selling vehicle. Sales figures include both the light-duty Silverado 1500 and the heavy-duty models, reflecting the truck’s widespread appeal for both personal and commercial use. The Silverado’s robust performance, advanced technology, and versatile configurations keep it a top contender in the pickup market.

#1 Ford F-Series – 653,957 sold units The Ford F-Series once again topped the sales charts in 2022, even with a 10 percent decline in sales. The lineup’s enduring popularity is bolstered by the introduction of the electric F-150 Lightning, with 15,617 units sold. The F-Series’ combination of durability, performance, and innovation continues to set the standard in the pickup truck segment, appealing to a wide range of buyers from worksite professionals to everyday drivers.