Americans favor light trucks, including crossovers, SUVs, vans and pickups.

The top selling vehicles in the United States.

Type	Model	Vehicles Sold
	1. Ford F-Series	834,445
	2. Chevrolet Silverado	585,864
	3. Ram Pickup	483,520
	4. Toyota RAV4	407,594
	5. Nissan Rogue	403,465
	6. Toyota Camry	387,081
	7. Honda CR-V	377,895
	8. Honda Civic	377,286
	9. Honda Accord	322,655
	10. Toyota Corolla	308,695
	11. Ford Escape	308,296
	12. Chevrolet Equinox	290,458
	13. Ford Explorer	271,131
	14. Nissan Altima	254,996
	15. Jeep Grand Cherokee	240,696

Ward’s Auto – U.S. Light Vehicle Sales, December 2017

The top selling vehicles in Europe: hatchbacks and superminis.

Type	Model	Vehicles Sold
	1. Volkswagen Golf	483,105
	2. Renault Clio	327,395
	3. Volkswagen Polo	272,061
	4. Ford Fiesta	254,539
	5. Nissan Qashqai	247,939
	6. Peugeot 208	244,615
	7. Volkswagen Tiguan	234,916
	8. Opel/Vauxhall Corsa	232,738
	9. Skoda Octavia	230,116
	10. Opel/Vauxhall Astra	217,813

Source: Jato Dynamics via Best Selling Cars

The top selling vehicles in Japan fall into the ‘K-Car segment’ – vehicles with 3 or 4 cylinder engines.

Type	Model	Vehicles Sold
	1. Honda N-Box	218,478
	2. Toyota Prius	160,912
	3. Daihatsu Move	141,373
	4. Daihatsu Tanto	141,312
	5. Nissan Note	138,905
	6. Nissan Dayz	137,514
	7. Toyota Aqua	131,615
	8. Toyota C-HR	117,299
	9. Suzuki Wagon R	114,711
	10. Suzuki Spacia	104,763

Source: http://blog.consumerguide.com/10-best-selling-cars-japan/