1. Ford F-Series
   RAM 1500
2. Chevrolet Colorado
   Toyota Tacoma

Canadians has some love for their southern neighbors, and they need a reliable pickup truck that can get through any winter weather. That's why Ford F-series trucks have been among the top-selling models in Canada since the 1940s.

1. Honda Civic
   Ford Model-T
2. Chevy Malibu
   Toyota Corolla

The Chevy Impala, another mid-sized Chevrolet sedan, is considered one of the best-selling vehicles of all time, but the Chevy Malibu never quite made the list. Honda, VW, Ford, and Toyota show up several times.

1. Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight
   Oldsmobile Cutlass
2. Oldsmobile Toronado
   Oldsmobile Aurora

Though the 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass was a little bit stuck in the middle when it came to design — after all, the '70s and '80s both had their own unique looks — it still sold very well, more than half a million units that year alone.

1. 1970
   1982
2. 1965
   1994

In 1965, the title of best-selling car in America went to the Chevy Impala. In 1970, the honor still lay with the Oldsmobile Cutlass, and in 1994, another Ford reigned, the Ford Taurus. In 1982, the honor went to the Ford Escort.

1. Dodge
   Chevrolet
2. Ford
   Chrysler

In 1984, the top-selling vehicle in America was the Cavalier, a vehicle produced from 1982 up until 2005 by Chevrolet. Nearly 400,000 units were sold in 1984. Over the years, it was available in two, three, and four-door options, as a coupe, convertible, hatchback, sedan, and wagon.

1. Chevrolet Corvette
   Chevy II
2. Chevrolet Caprice
   Chevrolet Celebrity

Chevrolet continued to hold the crown as the top-selling automaker in America. After the Chevrolet Cavalier had its run, the 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity took over, selling over 400,000 units that year.

1. Ford Focus
   Chevy Malibu
2. Lincoln Continental
   Honda Civic

Ford most definitely has a foothold in the European market and is now even selling the Mustang abroad. In a country of fewer than 5 million people, selling 150,00 vehicles for a single model is no small feat.

1. Ford
   Chrysler
2. Dodge
   RAM

As far as American vehicles go, it's not surprising that Ford keeps coming out on top. While the Ford Model-T was one of America's first best-selling vehicles, in 1987, it was the Ford Escort that came out on top.

1. Ford F-150
   Ford Model-T
2. Volkswagen Beetle
   Toyota Corolla

The competition is close, and it's easy to see why certain cars perform so well in sales at certain points in history. The world's need for smaller, commuter-friendly vehicles at reasonable prices makes the Toyota Corolla, with more than 40 million models sold, the top selling vehicle of all time.

1. Nissan
   Toyota
2. Honda
   Mazda

There's a reason Honda keeps showing up at the top of the best-selling vehicle lists, both in America and around the world. Vehicles like the 1989 Honda Accord were affordable, fun to drive, and good on gas, all traits today's Honda models feature as well.

1. Toyota Corolla
   Volkswagen Beetle
2. Ford Model-T
   Chevy Impala

Much of the Ford Model-T's success came from its production and its marketing. It was so much more affordable than anything else on the road — thanks to the use of the Ford assembly line — that mid-level buyers didn't have much choice. This market monopoly allowed it to hit some amazing milestones.

1. BMW X5
   Kia Cerato
2. Ford Falcon
   Holden Commodore

Many automakers have found success in the Australian market, either by working along Australian automakers or by exporting models to the country. Derivatives of the Ford Falcon have sold over 3.5 million models in Australia.

1. Ford Taurus
   Toyota Camry
2. Honda Accord
   Chevy Impala

The Toyota Camry came in a close second, but the Ford Taurus was the best-selling vehicle in the American markets for 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1996. The Camry came later and lasted four years in a row.

1. Toyota Corolla
   Ford Taurus
2. Honda Accord
   Volkswagen Golf

For years, the same few vehicles have been vying for the top position as the best selling vehicle in America, and the Honda Accord came out on top of the rest in 2001, but it didn't keep the title for long.

1. Toyota Camry
   Ford F-150
2. Ford Escort
   Chevy Impala

After usurping the 2001 win from the Honda Accord, the Toyota Camry went on to become the No. 1 best-selling car in the United States in 2002 and for most of the first decade of the 21st-century.

1. Ford
   Chevy
2. Toyota
   Honda

Toyota held on to the best-selling sedan in America title from 2002 until 2019. In 2019, they sold nearly 350,000 units of the Toyota Camry, and continue to dominate the streets.

1. Passat
   Golf
2. Jetta
   Arteon

The Golf hasn't just sold well in Germany, it has sold well all over the world. From 1974 to today, more than 7 million VW Golfs have been sold in Germany and more than 34 million around the world.

1. Volkswagen Polo
   Ford Fiesta
2. Volkswagen Golf
   Vauxhall Corsa

While each of these vehicles made the top 10 list of best-selling vehicles in Britain for 2019, the Ford Fiesta came out on top — and it wasn't the first time. Last year alone, more than 75,000 units were sold.

1. Lamborghini Diablo
   Lamborghini Countach
2. Lamborghini Murcielago
   Lamborghini Gallardo

Lamborghini models are known for their exclusivity, which is why the Lamborghini Gallardo — produced from 2003 to 2013 — is the highest-seller from the brand with just 14,000 units produced.

1. Renault
   Citroen
2. Peugeot
   Volkswagen

In 2019, the top French cars sold were produced by French automakers, including Citroen, Peugeot, and Renault. By the end of the year, Peugeot had sold more than 100,000 units for the year, putting it at the top of the list.

1. Chevrolet Equinox
   Nissan Rogue
2. Honda CR-V
   Toyota RAV4

While the other vehicles here were still some of the top sellers in America of 2019, the Toyota RAV4 was the only one listed to sell more than 400,000 units, coming in closer to 450,000. All the vehicles above it on the list are trucks.

1. Fiat 500
   Fiat Panda
2. Fiat Uno
   Fiat Berlina

The FIAT Uno was only produced from 1983 to 1994, but in 11 years sold to the tune of 4 million units—and did it all in a county with a population of just 60 million people.

1. BMW X3
   BMW i8
2. BMW 8 Series
   BMW Z4

Though BMW is known for its performance and motorsport past, it is the more consumer-friendly BMW X3 that reached top sales for the company in 2019. With more space for passengers and cargo and the perfect blend of performance and luxury, it's little wonder 70,000+ units were sold.

1. RAM pickup
   Chevrolet Silverado
2. Ford F-Series
   Toyota Tacoma

When it comes to sales, pickup trucks often dominate the list, and 2019 was no exception. Chevrolet, Ford, and RAM trucks each sold more than half a million units for the year, but Ford F-Series topped the list with nearly 900,000.

1. Renault Clio
   Citroen 2CV
2. Peugeot 508
   Citroen DS

The Renault Clio has dominated in the French car world since it was first introduced in 1990. More than 14 million have been produced and nearly a quarter of those have been sold at home.

1. FIAT
   Alfa Romeo
2. Abarth
   Lancia

FIAT has long held court over the Italian automotive market, and it's not hard to see why. Cute, lovable and small, FIAT models are perfect for driving through old cities or along the beach. In 2019, nearly 300,000 FIAT units were sold.

1. Dodge Challenger
   Ford Mustang
2. Dodge Charger
   Chevy Camaro

The race was tight, and for most of 2019, it appeared Dodge was going to come out the victor, with the highest sales in the muscle car segment. But the Ford Mustang has been around the block more than once and won the year with more than 70,000 units sold.

1. BMW X5
   Volkswagen Beetle
2. Audi A3
   Volkswagen Golf

Mexico was once a location where many Volkswagen models, including the Beetle and the bus, were produced. This likely contributed to the Beetle's success in the country.

1. Audi A3
   Audi A4
2. Audi Q5
   Audi Q7

As with the BMW, it's the family-focused, performance luxury SUV that delivers on sales for Audi. The Audi Q5 sold nearly 70,000 units in 2019 and the Audi Q7 sold nearly 35,000.

1. Volvo
   Saab
2. Koenigsegg
   Volkswagen

When you think Sweden, you have to think Volvo. Volvo has long remained a point of Swedish pride. The Volvo 200 Series sold more than 1 million units from 1974 to 1993, in a country of 10 million people.

1. 1953
   1957
2. 1979
   2019

Corvette's production numbers have varied significantly over the years, with some models produced at the rate of fewer than 1,000 a year. The top-selling Corvette of all time, the 1979 C3, sold 53,807 units.

1. Mazda MX-5
   Chevrolet Corvette
2. Audi TT
   Porsche 718

The Mazda MX-5 is an affordable sports car that is as at home on the open road as it is down at the track. Perhaps that's why it is the top-selling two-seater convertible sports car in history, with well over a million models sold.

1. 1973 Eldorado
   1971 Chevrolet Corvette
2. 1967 Ford Mustang
   1965 Chevrolet Impala

While the modern Chevrolet Impala models don't bear much resemblance to their ancestors, it's easy to see why this vehicle did so well. In 1965, the Chevrolet Impala sold to the tune of more than 1 million units.

1. Audi A3
   Volkswagen Golf
2. Volkswagen Jetta
   MINI Cooper

Given Austria's proximity to Germany, it's little wonder why the best-selling vehicle is a Volkswagen — and a Golf, at that! Nearly 1 million units have been sold in Austria.

1. Jeep Wrangler
   Jeep Grand Cherokee
2. Jeep Renegade
   Jeep Gladiator

While both the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Cherokee are brand's top-selling vehicles in America for 2019, the Jeep Grand Cherokee sits in first place for the year, with nearly 250,000 models sold.

1. France
   Spain
2. Germany
   Japan

While French cars may not have much of a foothold in the United States, they're very popular across Europe. In Turkey, the best-selling vehicle is the Renault Symbol, and more than 300,000 are on the road.

1. Volkswagen Golf
   Renault Clio
2. Volkswagen Polo
   Volkswagen Tiguan

While all four of these vehicles are at the top of the best-seller list for the European automotive market, only one can come out on top, and that's the 2019 Volkswagen Golf. With nearly half a million models sold, it has 2.7% of the market.

1. Japan
   Portugal
2. Finland
   Qatar

Skoda is a Czech automobile company that we don't see a lot of in the United States. Still, it's had a large impact on Finland, where more than 100,000 models of the Skoda Octavia have sold.

1. China
   The United States
2. Europe
   Japan

Incredibly, China bought more than 21 million vehicles last year, making it the top-consuming region in the world. The United States purchased nearly 17 million cars and Europe nearly 16 million.

1. Volkswagen
   Toyota
2. Ford
   Honda

Volkswagen's reach extends even to China. One reason for the brand's international success in China is that many Volkswagen factories are located there.