The Ford F-Series pickup, the Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan minivan and the Honda Civic compact car were the three best-selling vehicles in Canada for 2004, according to figures from DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc.
According to the Richmond Hill-based consultant, Ford of Canada sold 71,790 units of the F-Series last year, Chrysler Canada sold 63,559 Caravans, and Honda Canada sold 61,041 Civics.
F-Series and Caravan were the two best-selling light trucks, and Civic the best-selling car, well ahead of the second place model -- the Toyota Corolla with 44,563 units.
DesRosiers also announced the two best selling vehicles in various segments.
Ford of Canada's vehicles won six categories, Chrysler Canada four, Honda Canada two, and Mazda Canada, Mercedes-Benz Canada, and Toyota Canada one each.
Though General Motors of Canada sells about twice as many cars as any other auto firm in the country, it failed to take the top spot in any category. GM did however finish second in five categories, which was more than any other company.
Subcompact Car: Toyota Echo 31,252 units; Hyundai Accent 19,172 units.
Compact Car: Honda Civic 61,041 units; Toyota Corolla 44,563 units.
Intermediate Car: Honda Accord 25,814 units; Chevrolet Impala 20,876 units.
Sport Car: Ford Mustang 6,968 units; Subaru Impreza 5,533 units.
Small Luxury: Chrysler 300 10,073; BMW 3-Series 7,727 units.
Luxury High: Mercedes C-Class 6,295 units; Acura TL 5,801 units.
Luxury Sports Car: Mazda RX-8 2,118 units; Nissan 350Z 983 units.
Compact Sport Utility: Ford Escape 20,360 units, Honda CR-V 15,388 units.
Intermediate Sport Utility: Ford Explorer 14,266 units; Chrysler Grand Cherokee 7,454 units.
Large Sport Utility: Dodge Durango 6,394 units, Ford Expedition 2,992 units.
Luxury Sport Utility: Chrysler Pacifica 5,159 units; Lexus RX330 4,307 units.
Small Pickup: Ford Ranger 8,775 units; Chevrolet Colorado 5,848 units.
Large Pickup: Ford F-Series 71,790 units; GMC Sierra 39,391 units.
Small Van: Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan 63,559 units; Pontiac Montana 29,073 units.
Large Van: Ford Econoline 14,047 units; GMC Savana 6,752 units.
According to the Richmond Hill-based consultant, Ford of Canada sold 71,790 units of the F-Series last year, Chrysler Canada sold 63,559 Caravans, and Honda Canada sold 61,041 Civics.
F-Series and Caravan were the two best-selling light trucks, and Civic the best-selling car, well ahead of the second place model -- the Toyota Corolla with 44,563 units.
DesRosiers also announced the two best selling vehicles in various segments.
Ford of Canada's vehicles won six categories, Chrysler Canada four, Honda Canada two, and Mazda Canada, Mercedes-Benz Canada, and Toyota Canada one each.
Though General Motors of Canada sells about twice as many cars as any other auto firm in the country, it failed to take the top spot in any category. GM did however finish second in five categories, which was more than any other company.
Subcompact Car: Toyota Echo 31,252 units; Hyundai Accent 19,172 units.
Compact Car: Honda Civic 61,041 units; Toyota Corolla 44,563 units.
Intermediate Car: Honda Accord 25,814 units; Chevrolet Impala 20,876 units.
Sport Car: Ford Mustang 6,968 units; Subaru Impreza 5,533 units.
Small Luxury: Chrysler 300 10,073; BMW 3-Series 7,727 units.
Luxury High: Mercedes C-Class 6,295 units; Acura TL 5,801 units.
Luxury Sports Car: Mazda RX-8 2,118 units; Nissan 350Z 983 units.
Compact Sport Utility: Ford Escape 20,360 units, Honda CR-V 15,388 units.
Intermediate Sport Utility: Ford Explorer 14,266 units; Chrysler Grand Cherokee 7,454 units.
Large Sport Utility: Dodge Durango 6,394 units, Ford Expedition 2,992 units.
Luxury Sport Utility: Chrysler Pacifica 5,159 units; Lexus RX330 4,307 units.
Small Pickup: Ford Ranger 8,775 units; Chevrolet Colorado 5,848 units.
Large Pickup: Ford F-Series 71,790 units; GMC Sierra 39,391 units.
Small Van: Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan 63,559 units; Pontiac Montana 29,073 units.
Large Van: Ford Econoline 14,047 units; GMC Savana 6,752 units.