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USA December 2012 Hybrid+electric cars: Ford Fusion up

January 19th, 2013 Leave a comment Go to comments

Ford Fusion Hybrid

* See the Top 10 best-selling models by clicking on the title! *

* See the Full Year 2012 post here *

No threat for the Toyota Prius, still leader in the category by far with 12,536 sales in December, with the Toyota Camry Hybrid at #2 once again thanks to 4,443 units sold, and the Ford C-Max Hybrid confirming its newfound heavyweight status by rounding up the podium for the third month in a row with 3,339 sales. The Ford Fusion Hybrid is up two spots to #4 at 3,244 units, followed by the Toyota Prius C (3,151) and Prius V (2,993). Notice also the Chevrolet Volt up 3 ranks on November to #7 with 2,623 sales and the Toyota Avalon Hybrid selling 747 units for its first month in market.

Full Year post: USA Full Year 2012 Hybrid+electric cars: 4 Toyotas in Top 4!

Previous month: USA November 2012 Hybrid and electric cars: Ford C-Max confirms

Full December 2012 Top 10 Ranking Table: click on ‘Read more’ below the Avalon pic.

Toyota Avalon Hybrid

USA December 2012 – Hybrid and electric cars:

Pos Model Dec-12 Nov 2012 /11 Pos
1 Toyota Prius 12,536 1 147,507 15% 1
2 Toyota Camry Hybrid 4,443 2 45,644 394% 2
3 Ford C-Max Hybrid 3,339 3 10,935 new 14
4 Ford Fusion Hybrid 3,244 6 14,100 25% 10
5 Toyota Prius C 3,151 4 35,733 new 4
6 Toyota Prius V 2,992 5 40,669 384% 3
7 Chevrolet Volt 2,623 10 23,461 206% 5
8 Lexus CT200h 1,598 12 17,673 23% 7
9 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid (e) 1,500 8 20,380 6% 6
10 Nissan LEAF 1,489 9 9,819 1% 15

(e): BSCB’s estimate

Source: www.goodcarbadcar.net, elonmusktesla.wordpress.com, many thanks to Eddy for the tip!

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  1. jeffhre
    February 22nd, 2013 at 19:04 | #1
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    Thanks Matt, you are still the go to site, I always enjoy reading your results.

  2. jeffhre
    February 22nd, 2013 at 07:23 | #2
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    Hi Matt, thanks for that summary. you seem to always have to most up to date, accurate information outside of data kept in a secret vault somewhere for auto makers :) One question, how does the Tesla Model S fit in all of this?

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