Here are the 10 top-selling cars and light trucks–pickups, sport-utility vehicles and minivans–for the 2000, 1999 and 1998 calendar years.
%% Passenger cars
2000 (sales)
Toyota Camry (422,961)
Honda Accord (404,515)
Ford Taurus (382,035)
Honda Civic (324,528)
Ford Focus (286,116)
Chevrolet Cavalier (236,830)
Toyota Corolla (230,156)
Pontiac Grand Am (214,923)
Chevrolet Malibu (207,376)
Saturn S-Series (117,355)
Passenger cars
1999 (sales)
Toyota Camry (448,162)
Honda Accord (404,192)
Ford Taurus (368,327)
Honda Civic (318,308)
Chevrolet Cavalier (272,122)
Ford Escort (260,468)
Toyota Corolla (249,128)
Pontiac Grand Am (234,936)
Saturn (232,570)
Chevrolet Malibu (218,540)
Passenger cars
1998 (sales)
Toyota Camry (429,575)
Honda Accord (401,071)
Ford Taurus (371,074)
Honda Civic (334,562)
Ford Escort (291,936)
Chevrolet Cavalier (256,099)
Toyota Corolla (250,501)
Saturn (231,786)
Chevrolet Malibu (223,703)
Pontiac Grand Am (180,428)
Light trucks
2000 (sales)
Ford F-Series (876,716)
Chevrolet Silverado (645,150)
Ford Explorer (445,157)
Dodge Ram (380,874)
Ford Ranger (330,125)
Dodge Caravan (285,739)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (271,723)
Chevrolet Blazer (225,984)
Ford Windstar (222,298)
Ford Expedition (213,483)
Light trucks
1999 (sales)
Ford F-Series (869,001)
Chevrolet C/K (636,150)
Dodge Ram (428,930)
Ford Explorer (428,772)
Ford Ranger (348,358)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (300,031)
Dodge Caravan (293,100)
Chevrolet S-10 pickup (233,669)
Ford Expedition (233,125)
Chevrolet Blazer (232,140)
Light trucks
1998 (sales)
Ford F-Series (836,629)
Chevrolet C/K (555,989)
Ford Explorer (431,488)
Dodge Ram (410,130)
Ford Ranger (328,136)
Dodge Caravan (293,819)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (229,135)
Chevrolet S-10 pickup (228,093)
Ford Expedition (225,703)
Chevrolet S-10 Blazer (219,710)
Source: Industry sales statistics
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