Ford F-Series back on top as favorite of online shoppers

The Ford F-Series pickup is back as online shoppers’ most requested vehicle, according to a survey by InvoiceDealers.

The F-Series ended a five-month absence as the “overall most requested vehicle,” regaining top status in September. It also continued its dominance as “favorite truck.”

The Honda Civic won the latest round in “favorite cars,” taking first place from its sibling, the Honda Accord. The Civic also finished second in “overall most requested vehicles.”

The Ford Explorer and Chevrolet Tahoe remained in first and second place respectively in the Sport Utility Vehicle category. The Chevrolet Trailblazer and GMC Yukon debuted in SUVs for the first time this year.

The Honda Odyssey stayed in first place among minivans. The Ford Windstar followed at second, its highest ranking in the minivan category for the past three years.

Rank / Vehicle / Previous Rank

Cars

1 Honda Civic 2

2 Honda Accord 1

3 Toyota Camry 3

4 Ford Mustang 4

5 VW Jetta 5

6 Ford Focus 8

7 Nissan Maxima 6

8 Nissan Altima 10

9 Toyota Corrolla 7

10 Chrysler PT Cruiser +10

Trucks

1 Ford F-Series 1

2 Chevy Silverado 2

3 Dodge Ram Pickup 3

4 Ford Ranger 10

5 GMC Sierra 4

6(tie)Chevrolet S-10 9

6 Nissan Frontier 8

8 Toyota Tacoma 7

9 Toyota Tundra 5

10 Dodge Dakota 6

SUVs

1 Ford Explorer 1

2 Chevrolet Tahoe 2

3 Ford Expedition 5

4 Ford Escape 4

5 Chevy Suburban 8

6 Nissan XTerra 5

7 Toyota RAV4 6

8 Honda CR-V 7

9 Chevy Trailblazer +10

10 GMC Yukon +10

Minivans

1 Honda Odyssey 1

2 Ford Windstar 3

3 Toyota Sienna 2

4 Chrysler Town/Cntry 4

5 Dodge Caravan 5

6 Chevrolet Venture 8

7 Dodge Grand Caravan 6

8 Nissan Quest 7

9 Mazda MPV 10

10 Pontiac Montana +10

Go to www.InvoiceDealers.com for the complete percentage breakdowns.

The InvoiceDealers Popularity Index(SM) calculates vehicle popularity using a proprietary weighted formula. The study reports data derived from car shoppers who select instant competing price quotes on the InvoiceDealers system.