Top 10 best-selling in the U.S. in February

- Nothing is surprising that three top names on the list are the Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado and Toyota Camry.
After a great success of 2012, Ford F-Series continues to demonstrate unique position in the list of best-selling car in America. This is the only vehicle sales reached 100,000 vehicles sold in the first two months of the year, with 101 330 units to customers, including 54 487 vehicles were delivered in February.
Chevrolet Silverado also continues a solid second place with his 41 643 vehicles sold in February of this year, total sales of the Chevrolet Silverado in the first two months of the year was 77 088 vehicles.
Behind two large pickups, respectively midsize sedan and small SUV. Third place in this list is a very familiar name, Toyota Camry, with 31 270 vehicles sold in February. Following the Toyota Camry Honda Accord with 27 999 vehicles sold, with 27 875 Ford Fusion and Nissan Altima cars sold with 27 725 vehicles sold in February.
In small-size sedan segment, the Toyota Corolla ranked seventh in the overall list with 24,999 vehicles sold in February, while the Honda Civic ranked last in the list with 22 713 vehicles sold . However, if the first two months of 2013, sales of Honda Civic ranked in 8th place with 44 594 vehicles sold.
Ranked 8th and 9th on this list is the Ford Escape and Dodge Ram Pickup, with sales of 24 110 times the amount of vehicles and 23,289 vehicles sold in February. However, considering the first two months of this year, only two cars ranked 9th and 10th.
Three other models are also quite impressive sales in the last 2 months as Ford Focus with 20 808 vehicles sold, Honda CR-V with 20 688 vehicles sold in the Chevrolet Equinox with 20 649 vehicles sold.
Here are the Top 10 best-selling vehicles in the U.S. in February 2013, and the total number of vehicles sold in the first two months of the year:
Ford F-Series: Vehicle 54.487/101.330
Chevrolet Silverado: 41.643/77.088 car
 
Toyota Camry: 31.270/63.167 car
 
Honda Accord: 27.999/51.923 car
 
Ford Fusion: 27.875/50.274 car
 
Nissan Altima: 27.725/49.189 car
 
Toyota Corolla: 24.999/48.821 car
Ford Escape: 24.110/44.049 car
 
Dodge Ram Pickup: 23.289/43.763 car
 
Honda Civic: 22.713/44.594 car
                                                                                                                    According to MotorTrend