Best-selling cars in the US

Ford tops the charts when it comes to sales.

Top 10 vehicle manufacturers, US 2018

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Notable changes since 2017

• Subaru replaced Hyundai for 6th place.
• Ram knocked GMC off the the list by squeaking in at 10th place.

Top 10 vehicle models, US 2018

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Notable changes since 2017

• Honda CR-V beat Toyota Camry out for 6th place
• Chevrolet Equinox replaced Honda Accord in 8th place

The F-Series Ford outsold any other vehicle in 22 of 50 states in 2017. The second closest was the Chevrolet Silverado, which was the top seller in seven of 50 states.

Despite not having any electric models in the top-selling categories, the overall sales still increased from 158,614 in 2016 to 199,826 in 2017.

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Tips on how to finance a new car

Everyone has different options available when it comes to financing a new car. There are some key factors you should pay attention to before you begin your journey of purchasing a new vehicle:

• Check your credit score. When you know your credit score, whether it be good or bad, you’ll have an idea what lenders have to work with. Some lenders specifically offer bad credit auto loans. Dealerships and other private lenders typically prefer more creditworthy applicants.
• Go for the shorter loan term. Even though the payments will be a little more per month, you’ll pay less in interest and will own the car much faster when you opt for the shortest loan term you can fit in your budget.
• Put down a 20% payment. By doing this, you’re knocking out a huge chunk of the principal. This allows you to pay off the car faster and ultimately save money on interest.
• Pay extra fees in cash. Lenders may offer to rolls fees into your financing. But by paying for any extras like tax and registration with cash, you’ll reduce any extra loan balance.
• Get loan quotes. Unless you have perfect credit and will be dealing directly with the dealership, it’s in your financial interest to do some research about different lenders to see which is a good fit for you. Narrow it down to two to three lenders and apply to see which service can offer you the best possible deal.

Bottom line

A new car can be a huge hit to the wallet. Whether you’re financing a used vehicle or you’re looking to get something fresh off the line, there are solutions for you to discover.

Frequently asked questions

• What financing options do I have for Ford cars?

  Ford offers financing itself and through third-party lenders. Ford Credit offers both loan and leasing options depending on your financing needs.

• What's the best-selling car of all time?

  The Toyota Corolla is the best-selling car of all time, selling over 43 million cars to date. The Ford F-series closely follows, selling over 40 million.

• What's the most reliable car brand?

  According to JD Power, the top-ranked brands for dependability in 2018 were:

  1. Lexus
  2. Porsche
  3. Buick
  4. Infiniti
  5. Kia
  6. Chevrolette
  7. Hyundai
  8. BMW
  9. Toyota
  10. Lincoln
  11. Nissan

• What's the best-selling Mercedes of all time?

  The Mercedes C-class is the brand’s best-seller. Read our guide to finance one.

• How do I finance a Hyundai?

  You have multiple options, including dealership financing, auto loans and personal loans for car purchases.

  Compare your Hyundai financing options

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