These Are The 10 Best Selling Used Vehicles In The USA

By Gary Gastelu |

Jan 15, 2025

Ford F-150 Heritage Edition — Credit: Ford

The Ford F-Series was the best selling new vehicle in the U.S. in 2024, followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, Toyota Rav4, Honda CR-V and Ram pickups, but how do they stack up in the used vehicle market?

iSeeCars.com has tallied the numbers for sales of one to five-year-old vehicles and they’re not exactly the same.

Here’s a look at the top 10 best sellers on the used market last year.

1: FORD F-150

Ford’s best selling claim is based on the entire F-Series lineup, which runs from the F-150 to the F-600, but the F-150 is actually the best selling used model and accounted for 3% of all sales in 2024.

2: CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1500

Chevrolet Silverado 1500 ZR2 — Credit: Chevrolet

It’s a similar story at Chevrolet, where it counts all Silverados together for its new sales figure, but the Silverado 1500 was second in the used market with a share of 2.4%.

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3: RAM 1500

The Ram 1500 jumped the line on the used sales list to finish third with a 2.1% share.

4. CHEVROLET EQUINOX

The new Chevrolet Equinox was way down in 13th place, but used models snagged 1.8% of the market.

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5: TOYOTA CAMRY

The Toyota Camry is the best-selling car (not an SUV or pickup) on both lists and was just behind the Equinox with 1.7% of used vehicle sales.

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6: TOYOTA TACOMA

The Toyota Tacoma has been the best selling midsize pickup for 13 years, which means there are plenty of used ones out there that explain its 1.6% share.

7: NISSAN ROGUE

The Nissan Rogue is another compact SUV like the Equinox that saw its used sales outperform its new sales with a 1.6% slice of the pie.

8: FORD EXPLORER

The Ford Explorer is the best-selling used SUV with three rows of seating and has a 1.6% market share.

9: TOYOTA RAV4

The Toyota Rav4 is the best selling new vehicle that’s not a pickup and it looks like its owners keep them because it finished ninth on the used car market with a 1.6% share.