Two Toyota Hybrids Top Japan’s Best-Selling Car List – Full Table

For the 11th straight month in a row, Toyota's Prius topped the list of Japan's best-selling cars in April. Toyota's new compact hybrid, the Aqua, known in the U.S. as the Prius c, was a close second. Honda's N-Box mini vehicle came third, followed by Honda's Fit and a cast of mini vehicles. The table was compiled from data provided by the Japan Automobile Dealers Association and the Japan Mini Vehicles Association. Separately reported imports are not included in this list. Rank Model Brand Units YoY Type 1 Prius Toyota 21,906 349.3% Reg 2 Aqua Toyota 18,481 NA Reg 3 N-BOX Honda 16,928 NA Kei 4 Fit Honda 16,160 88.5% Reg 5 Mira Daihatsu 15,542 304.2% Kei 6 Tanto Daihatsu 13,486 118.8% Kei 7 Wagon R Suzuki 12,229 54.4% Kei 8 Move Daihatsu 12,087 61.9% Kei 9 Alto Suzuki 10,161 122.0% Kei 10 Freed Toyota 7,828 108.1% Reg 11 Vitz Toyota 6,619 42.5% Reg 12 Moco Nissan 6,217 112.2% Kei 13 Palette Suzuki 5,480 139.4% Kei 14 Serena Nissan 5,218 122.1% Reg 15 Vellfire Toyota 4,730 679.2% Reg 16 Roox Nissan 4,534 131.1% Kei 17 Swift Suzuki 4,105 112.4% Reg 18 MR Wagon Suzuki 3,998 156.4% Kei 19 Life Honda 3,958 -16.8% Kei 20 Alphard Toyota 3,865 772.5% Reg 21 Demio Mazda 3,692 42.5% Reg 22 Passo Toyota 3,674 58.4% Reg 23 Step Wagon Honda 3,541 14.9% Reg 24 Note Nissan 3,359 51.5% Reg 25 Corolla Toyota 3,331 1.9% Reg 26 Solio Suzuki 3,168 75.0% Reg 27 Ractis Toyota 2,800 56.0% Reg 28 86 Toyota 2,760 NA Reg 29 Voxy Toyota 2,592 36.0% Reg 30 CX-5 Mazda 2,427 NA Reg 31 Wish Toyota 2,298 53.6% Reg 32 Noah Toyota 2,218 63.0% Reg 33 Juke Nissan 2,117 82.3% Reg 34 March Toyota 1,933 -30.2% Reg 35 Crown Toyota 1,925 125.9% Reg 36 Every Wagon Suzuki 1,923 76.1% Kei 37 Tidus Nissan 1,920 35.8% Reg 38 Cube Toyota 1,892 5.5% Reg 39 eK Mitsubishi 1,890 25.7% Kei 40 Sienta Toyota 1,845 Reg 41 Impreza Subaru 1,780 47.8% Reg 42 Estima Toyota 1,711 83.8% Reg 43 Camry Toyota 1,519 Reg 44 AZ Wagon Mazda 1,334 -19.6% Kei 45 Jimny Suzuki 1,053 41.2% Kei from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

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