2019 Highest selling third gen year thus far

Thought it was interesting. I wonder if 2020 will beat it.

https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/toyota-tacoma-sales-figures/

 

I want to see Ford’s Ranger numbers...

 

https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/ford-ranger-sales-figures/

83,571

 

Chevy Colorado did pretty good but worse than 2018. Weird
https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/chevrolet-colorado-sales-figures/

Here is the totals for 2019

Tacoma - 248,801
Chevy Colorado - 121,703
Ford Ranger - 83,571
Nissan Frontier - 72,369
Jeep gladiator - 40,038
Honda Ridgeline - 33,334
GMC canyon - 32,826

 

I think with the addition of power seat and android and CarPlay they will beat it in 20

 

They only sell 12k of these up in Canada!?!?

 

Holy shit! That is awesome. I was considering a Cayon Denali but wanted a manual transmission. Seems like I made the right choice.

 

Nope 2019 happened to be the best year ever made....Specifically for the MGM OR DC/LB.

 

Honestly if I was talking to someone looking to by a truck in the midsize segment, I would say pick whatever suits you the most.

They are actually all quality and capable vehicles which is nice to see.
There is not one where I would say:
"for sure get that and only that",
and there is not one where I say
"no god, no stay away from that."

 

As someone looking to buy, it's a no brainier to me to go for the 2020. I would imagine that 2020s will certainly outpace the 2019s in sales.

 

You have 10x the population of us.
327 million to 37 million.
The winters here weed out the wussies.

 

more than the colorado & ranger combined

 

Ford's offering $4000 rebates on 19 Rangers and $500 additional to military or 1st responders. Seems like they're desperate to move some inventory.

 

I have to agree, especially since shoppers like me and others waited for the 2020 to become available before pulling the trigger as I/they wanted the new features. This alone would actually decrease 2019 numbers so I would expect 2020 to show a nice bump.

 

I think numbers for 2020 will be significantly down relative to 2019 because of the new competition from Ford and Jeep. There are only so many mid-size truck buyers in the market. Also, its hard to imagine the 2020 economy being hotter than 2019.

 

Ranger incentives came too late. When I was looking at a base model $55k F series Raptor in July the salesman said they couldn’t give Rangers away. You see very few on the road here.