0 The Top 10 Best Selling Cars In February 2013

After the explosive finale to the 2012 Ford F-Series remains the best-selling car in the U.S. auto production lines, including the F-Series Super Duty F-150 and model of the only vehicles more than 10 million units by the end of February, during the yearsales of 101,330 units and 54,487 units sold in February. Chevrolet Silverado has picked up, the Toyota Camry sales in February and this year to date sales of 41,643 in 2013 and 77,088 units, respectively, in the second game point.

The full-size trucks, mid-sized sedan, compact cars and compact crossover continues to dominate the national bestseller list. Middle East and the third in the Toyota Camry (February) 31,270 units is still America's best-selling car in the middle of the Honda Accord, Ford Fusion, Nissan Altima and the fight for fourth place, fifth in the next four years (27999), (27875 ), sixth (27725), respectively, in February. Last year, the Fusion is an honorary award, just missing the top 10 column.

Compact car in the race, the Toyota Corolla overall seventh place ($ 24 999) increased by one point on the sales of the Honda Civic, a decrease of 5 to 10 (22713) in February as a whole and to regain the lead eighth Date of the year.

The Ford Escape2 February eighth, with 24,110 units sold, but this year, in ninth place overall. In late February, Ram trucks to complete a month, 10 years since the ninth bit (23289).

Honda CR-V in ninth place, ahead of the 2012 Ford Escape completed at the end of February, in the back of the Ford Focus 11:00 (20808) is a compact crossover in 12 (20,688) just ahead Chevrolet Equinox (20649).

Vehicle	February 2013	Year-to-Date
Ford F-Series	54,487	101,330
Chevrolet Silverado	41,643	77,088
Toyota Camry	31,270	63,167
Honda Accord	27,999	51,923
Ford Fusion	27,875	50,274
Nissan Altima	27,725	49,189
Toyota Corolla	24,999	48,821
Ford Escape	24,110	44,049
Ram Pickup	23,289	43,763
Honda Civic	22,713	44,594

Source: The Automakers