February 2017 YTD Canada SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 99 Best-Selling SUVs In Canada - Every SUV Ranked

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Canadian sales of SUVs and crossovers are up 10% through the first one-sixth of 2017, a year-over-year improvement of 9000 sales that drove utility vehicle market share up to 42%.

In the first one-sixth of 2016, SUVs and crossovers owned 39% of the market. That big uptick has occurred because pickup truck sales growth has stalled, passenger car volume has fallen 4%, and minivan sales are down 3%. And because the most popular SUVs/crossovers, the nine vehicles that produce four out of every ten utility vehicle sales, have added nearly 5300 sales to the ledger already this year.

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Canada SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - January 2017 YTD

Canada SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - February 2016 YTD

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The top-selling Honda CR-V, newly launched for 2017 at the tail end of 2016, is up 28% this year. The third-ranked Nissan Rogue, refreshed for 2017, jumped 36% in January and February. The sixth-ranked Mazda CX-5, with a new 2017 model soon to arrive at dealers, is up 22% in early 2017. 

A large number of low-volume SUVs are growing even faster relative to their prior year performances. The Lexus LX570, Fiat 500X, and Buick Encore have all more than doubled their volume compared with early 2016. 

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Cadillac Escalade ESV, Mazda CX-9, and Porsche Macan sales are up more than 90%. 

The Kia Sportage and Mercedes-Benz GLC are both up by more than 80%. 

The Dodge Durango, Ford Expedition, Nissan Armada, Ford Flex, and Honda HR-V have all jumped by more than 50%. 

The Ford Explorer, Chevrolet Traverse, and Volvo XC90 are all up by at least 43%.

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Canada Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - February 2017 YTD
Canada Car Sales By Model - February 2017 YTD
Canada Pickup Truck Sales By Model - February 2017 YTD

Canada Minivan Sales By Model - February 2017 YTD

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Reminder: these are 2017 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by February 2017 volume by clicking the February 2017 column header, or you can rank vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. 

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As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page. Mobile users can now thumb across the table for full-width access.

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Rank	SUV/Crossover	Feb. 2017 YTD	Feb. 2016 YTD	% Change	Feb. 2017	Feb. 2016	% Change
#1	Honda CR-V	6,091	4,751	28.2%	3,240	2,712	19.5%
#2	Toyota RAV4	5,707	5,619	1.6%	3,014	3,136	-3.9%
#3	Nissan Rogue	5,593	4,122	35.7%	2,868	2,033	41.1%
#4	Ford Escape	5,048	4,721	6.9%	2,649	2,349	12.8%
#5	Jeep Cherokee	4,119	4,181	-1.5%	1,580	1,823	-13.3%
#6	Mazda CX-5	3,223	2,653	21.5%	1,650	1,386	19.0%
#7	Hyundai Tucson	3,063	2,539	20.6%	1,532	1,397	9.7%
#8	Chevrolet Equinox	2,685	2,059	30.4%	1,394	1,151	21.1%
#9	Dodge Journey	2,486	2,105	18.1%	1,098	973	12.8%
#10	Jeep Wrangler	2,322	2,456	-5.5%	1,054	1,349	-21.9%
#11	Hyundai Santa Fe Sport	2,157	2,933	-26.5%	1,222	1,433	-14.7%
#12	Jeep Grand Cherokee	2,139	2,142	-0.1%	1,210	998	21.2%
#13	Ford Explorer	2,100	1,420	47.9%	1,106	786	40.7%
#14	Toyota Highlander	2,051	1,754	16.9%	977	948	3.1%
#15	Ford Edge	1,916	2,339	-18.1%	944	1,200	-21.3%
#16	Honda HR-V	1,832	1,214	50.9%	982	489	101%
#17	GMC Terrain	1,669	1,353	23.4%	853	740	15.3%
#18	Nissan Murano	1,660	1,779	-6.7%	899	790	13.8%
#19	Nissan Pathfinder	1,657	1,586	4.5%	892	834	7.0%
#20	Subaru Forester	1,608	1,493	7.7%	759	695	9.2%
#21	Kia Sportage	1,524	829	83.8%	794	410	93.7%
#22	Kia Sorento	1,509	1,895	-20.4%	826	1,017	-18.8%
#23	Subaru Outback	1,270	1,030	23.3%	659	550	19.8%
#24	Volkswagen Tiguan	1,162	1,419	-18.1%	567	681	-16.7%
#25	Lexus RX	1,124	921	22.0%	570	397	43.6%
#26	Toyota 4Runner	1,067	905	17.9%	548	440	24.5%
#27	Dodge Durango	1,055	612	72.4%	532	307	73.3%
#28	Mazda CX-3	986	1,166	-15.4%	518	639	-18.9%
#29	BMW X5	976	803	21.5%	516	511	1.0%
#30	Audi Q5	975	809	20.5%	477	390	22.3%
#31	Honda Pilot	938	1,013	-7.4%	450	507	-11.2%
#32	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class	938	521	80.0%	510	247	107%
#33	Acura RDX	909	685	32.7%	454	352	29.0%
#34	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class	895	1,130	-20.8%	426	525	-18.9%
#35	Mitsubishi Outlander	871	791	10.1%	418	451	-7.3%
#36	Chevrolet Trax	858	804	6.7%	477	427	11.7%
#37	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class	854	676	26.3%	315	361	-12.7%
#38	Subaru Crosstrek	832	1,041	-20.1%	430	510	-15.7%
#39	Buick Encore	813	380	114%	472	196	141%
#40	BMW X3	770	637	20.9%	372	373	-0.3%
#41	Lexus NX	756	650	16.3%	400	344	16.3%
#42	Cadillac XT5	721	---	---	405	---	---
#43	Jeep Renegade	713	561	27.1%	331	304	8.9%
#44	Mitsubishi RVR	687	751	-8.5%	402	397	1.3%
#45	GMC Acadia	681	611	11.5%	347	312	11.2%
#46	Audi Q7	681	676	0.7%	369	342	7.9%
#47	Jeep Patriot	658	795	-17.2%	273	510	-46.5%
#48	Acura MDX	631	680	-7.2%	360	316	13.9%
#49	Hyundai Santa Fe XL	628	676	-7.1%	292	340	-14.1%
#50	BMW X1	604	498	21.3%	336	288	16.7%
#51	Toyota Venza	522	826	-36.8%	274	514	-46.7%
#52	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	495	488	1.4%	235	268	-12.3%
#53	Infiniti QX60	493	535	-7.9%	270	267	1.1%
#54	Porsche Macan	468	246	90.2%	250	134	86.6%
#55	Lincoln MKX	457	433	5.5%	236	204	15.7%
#56	Chevrolet Traverse	440	300	46.7%	190	139	36.7%
#57	Mazda CX-9	430	225	91.1%	219	139	57.6%
#58	Ford Expedition	417	248	68.1%	218	137	59.1%
#59	Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class	415	428	-3.0%	207	120	72.5%
#60	Audi Q3	414	417	-0.7%	223	229	-2.6%
#61	Buick Envision	349	---	---	196	---	---
#62	Jaguar F-Pace	329	---	---	170	---	---
#63	Nissan Juke	325	574	-43.4%	182	233	-21.9%
#64	Volvo XC90	293	205	42.9%	128	102	25.5%
#65	Cadillac Escalade	290	324	-10.5%	135	171	-21.1%
#65.1	Cadillac Escalade *	145	249	-41.8%	65	125	-48.0%
#65.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	145	75	93.3%	70	46	52.2%
#66	Land Rover Range Rover	284	207	37.2%	147	93	58.1%
#67	Chevrolet Tahoe	280	336	-16.7%	172	208	-17.3%
#68	GMC Yukon	269	289	-6.9%	160	152	5.3%
#69	Infiniti QX50	261	336	-22.3%	141	175	-19.4%
#70	Ford Flex	257	167	53.9%	102	62	64.5%
#71	Lincoln MKC	253	309	-18.1%	142	164	-13.4%
#72	Buick Enclave	234	251	-6.8%	155	131	18.3%
#73	GMC Yukon XL	217	260	-16.5%	137	131	4.6%
#74	Land Rover Discovery Sport	209	324	-35.5%	120	188	-36.2%
#75	Maserati Levante	198	---	---	97	---	---
#76	Porsche Cayenne	193	176	9.7%	110	98	12.2%
#77	Lexus LX	191	69	177%	112	39	187%
#78	Volkswagen Touareg	185	163	13.5%	90	96	-6.3%
#79	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	178	204	-12.7%	111	117	-5.1%
#80	Infiniti QX30	176	---	---	96	---	---
#81	Volvo XC60	174	186	-6.5%	108	114	-5.3%
#82	BMW X6	165	178	-7.3%	79	106	-25.5%
#83	Infiniti QX80	163	165	-1.2%	59	71	-16.9%
#84	Nissan Armada	136	88	54.5%	74	61	21.3%
#85	Jeep Compass	130	430	-69.8%	56	267	-79.0%
#86	BMW X4	129	160	-19.4%	75	94	-20.2%
#87	Fiat 500X	125	46	172%	13	21	-38.1%
#88	Chevrolet Suburban	123	269	-54.3%	69	123	-43.9%
#89	Toyota Sequoia	119	116	2.6%	54	68	-20.6%
#90	Lincoln Navigator	75	80	-6.3%	40	44	-9.1%
#91	Lexus GX	71	82	-13.4%	34	42	-19.0%
#92	Toyota Land Cruiser	50	---	---	21	---	---
#93	Infiniti QX70	45	92	-51.1%	19	54	-64.8%
#94	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	44	81	-45.7%	20	51	-60.8%
#95	Bentley Bentayga	18	---	---	8	---	---
#96	Lincoln MKT	17	21	-19.0%	7	9	-22.2%
#97	Mini Countryman	7	98	-92.9%	5	55	-90.9%
#98	Cadillac SRX	5	528	-99.1%	1	244	-99.6%
#99	Land Rover LR4	2	90	-97.8%	---	55	-100%
#100	Nissan Xterra	---	120	-100%	---	48	-100%
#101	Acura ZDX	---	1	-100%	---	---	---
---	Total	97,332	88,355	10.2%	49,536	45,504	8.9%
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Source: Automakers & Global Automakers Of Canada & ANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
º Land Cruiser is a commercial vehicle in Canada. 
Sales data for brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce are unfortunately not broken down by model. ANDC estimates say sales for those brands in 2017's first two months were 40, 36, and 16 units, respectively. It is believed that Tesla sold 114 new vehicles during the first month of 2017.

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