What’s the most common car you see in the US these days?

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Dylan_bowie12@reddit

Yeah, pickups. All sorts of Ram 1500’s, Silverado 1500’s and F-150’s.

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Affectionate_Ad2145@reddit

The only great part about high gas prices lol

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Portland420informer@reddit

My modern Ford pickup actually gets really great gas mileage.

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MFAD94@reddit

Low 20’s MPG is not good. Especially when less than half the people who drives trucks actually use them like trucks. They’re big stupid boxes

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For the capability offered, what else can match it and still gets better than 25 mpg unloaded on the highway? I'd absolutely rock a 2.7/10 spd F150 if they had enough tow capacity for my trailers, they're a great compromise vehicle for the majority of people that don't tow over 10k lbs.

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MFAD94@reddit

Nothing can beat it, it sounds like you actually would need a truck. I’m talking about the people who literally only use their trucks to commute on pavement and don’t tow or haul anything, it doesn’t make sense

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W2Sun@reddit

I always wonder who these mystery people are because I've never known anyone who owned a truck and never used it for truck things. Even if it's only a couple times a year, the utility is unmatched. Most people can't afford a truck on the side, so of course they are going to commute and such in it.

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tony22233@reddit

At least 20

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Portland420informer@reddit

Over 55MPG in the city which is in fact “At least 20”.

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Cheeko914@reddit

Doubt

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Portland420informer@reddit

https://imgur.com/a/SWfcrqo

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Connect-Ask-3820@reddit

That’s on 20 miles driven… I could get a Lamborghini to read 60mpg like that. The best selling F-150 package is the XLT with the 5.0L coyote engine, which the EPA measures to get 15-18mpg cut/highway.

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Portland420informer@reddit

It was a city run. That was one way, it got over 55MPG on the way back also. I got over 45MPG on a 65MPH highway run to the airport and back.

https://imgur.com/a/9EqQPmo

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Connect-Ask-3820@reddit

I’m sorry, I just don’t buy that a pickup truck is getting better mileage than a Camry hybrid in city conditions. But you should have your truck submitted for research because this could revolutionize the car industry. I’ve been eagerly waiting to get 60-80mpg out of a sedan.

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Portland420informer@reddit

I literally posted photos of the MPG. Light foot and milking electric mode makes a huge impact.

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ProtomanKnight@reddit

wow you weren't lying, impressive honestly

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Goivacon2@reddit

Tbf that’s a maverick which is basically an escape with a bed, pretty capable and will do what most people need out of a truck tho

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Traditional_Can_3983@reddit

I was so ready to buy one at the originally listed price and then the dealerships decided to make them cost 30-40k.

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Goivacon2@reddit

Yup, I love the trucks but they are basically the same price as a ranger and with a ranger you get a much more capable truck

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Portland420informer@reddit

25,000 OTD after tax. Ranger was significantly more.

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Goivacon2@reddit

Did you get it used? I cannot find one for anywhere near that price around me. An XL maverick at my dealership is about 41k CAD, an XL ranger is 47k CAD

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Portland420informer@reddit

Brand new in 2023.

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Nolan1995@reddit

Mavericks are more “compact SUV with a bed” than truck to be fair

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Goivacon2@reddit

Yeah it definitely is but I think most people would see spending an extra 6 grand for a ranger as “not that much more for a more spacious and capable truck that isn’t that much worse on gas”

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Nolan1995@reddit

No im definitely on your side on this. If you want to enjoy all the benefits of having a truck, then get the Ranger. People get trucks for their capabilities, not value. If you want to chase value, get a prius

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Goivacon2@reddit

Absolutely, I think if the maverick was 5-7k cheaper it would be a pretty nice proposition compared to Ranger but at 41k I just can’t

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tony22233@reddit

try 80 MPH on the freeway.

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motorman87@reddit

Lol ok.

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Changetheworld69420@reddit

My buddy put a lift and 35’s on his ‘23 and it gets 14mpg now haha my ‘97 gmc k1500 does better than that, gotten over 20 on highway trips. What’s a stock ford getting these days?

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Bigsmalltallall@reddit

What? 25 mpg on the highway? Lol

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Portland420informer@reddit

About double that in the city. A bit more actually

https://imgur.com/a/SWfcrqo

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Bigsmalltallall@reddit

Wow that's alot better than I thought. I googled it and it said the best config was like 25 highway. My fault for trusting the AI bullshit tho. You'd think I'd be able to get that right tho. Lol I'm not against trucks at all. Want a f150 soonish. My last full size was an 03 with the 5.4 and it was a pig. Good truck tho.

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Affectionate_Ad2145@reddit

Some for sure but the majority is where the joke lies.

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Warhawk2052@reddit

Seems to not have affected them

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Altruistic-Earth-513@reddit

Depends where you live. In Seatle, lots of Honda, Mazda, nissan, Toyota are the primary cars. In Wyoming, its nearly all fords, chevy, and jeeps.

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MostlyBrine@reddit

I thought that in Seattle every other car is a Subaru.

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Altruistic-Earth-513@reddit

Yes, that too.

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Last_Still_3709@reddit

Yes, but almost nobody lives in Wyoming.

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Upnorth4@reddit

In Southern California we have a lot of Tesla's, Kias, Hondas, Nissan, and Toyotas

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ffxjack@reddit

San Francisco are Waymo jaguars. Silicon Valley= teslas

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geek66@reddit

Aka … the ones driven by assholes and the incompetent

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NOT_Frank_or_Joe@reddit

I've been tracking cars for 39 years and have received more than 35 hours of ride-along instruction. I have never been at fault in an accident. Today my track car sits in the garage and I daily a Tacoma.

Please tell me more about my incompetence.

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ClaimImpossible6848@reddit

So you’re fine, doesn’t change the fact that 1 in 22 RAM drivers has a DUI lol

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Better-Credit6701@reddit

They have to drink to drown out their sorrows after looking at the latest repair bill.

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maxxbenzz@reddit

No kidding. 🤣

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Informal_Ad4399@reddit

I have a 2010 Ram 1500 crew cab. Original owner. I don't drive like shit. I don't drink. I actually hardly drive because I can't work due to medical issues.

Never been in an accident at all. I started driving in 98 at age 19.

I am anal retentive about maintenance. I started my AF career as an aircraft mechanic and I bring that over, plus more. Vehicle has a 2/4 lower for better handling and view.

I keep racing (the above truck, soon to have an 8 speed and 392) to the track. I might go a little more on Snoqulamie if traffic is very light (rare), weather is crystal clear, and road is bone dry. I don't dodge in and out of traffic. I go over that pass once a year at most. Usually for doctor appointments.

I get that Ram, 2500s in particular, have a high dui rate, but the generalization is frustrating.

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SpankyDammit@reddit

Yeah, so many posts are either rage bait or ineptitude. “You people suck because broad generalization since I’m angry about something having nothing to do with you specifically and internet anonymity lets me be an ass!”

Gotta love it.

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SpankyDammit@reddit

It’s funny how people blame every truck on the road when many of us have to daily a truck for work or because it’s all we have. No, I’m not trading it in to drive something someone else thinks is better.

It happens to be a white RAM 2500 because it’s what I could afford and would tow the trailer I was forced to live in when the company I worked for shuttered its doors. I don’t drive it like I stole it and do everything I can to treat other drivers with respect. I even use turn signals.

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sharpshooter999@reddit

I got into an argument with some anti-truck wack-a-doodle that said I should get a Mercedes Sprinter van to haul my tools. Sure, but then how do I pull my gooseneck trailers? There answer? I don't need them apparently or I should just rent a truck when I do. I get the truck hate for all the pavement princesses in cramped, urban settings, but some of these truck haters are thicker than skidsteer tires....

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NOT_Frank_or_Joe@reddit

Same as any other argument in this site. Everyone is an expert on everything. When it comes to driving, most men think they are a step away from being a pro despite no training, no knowledge and no experience.

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RED-ELPH@reddit

And the ones with jobs.

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JJ-Dream-Big@reddit

A truck doesn’t define who someone is. People choose vehicles based on their needs, preferences, or lifestyle. I’ve seen just as many difficult or inconsiderate people driving regular cars as well.

Yes, certain patterns or tendencies can exist, but making quick judgments about people based on that is what concerns me more. It’s easy to generalize, especially online, but that kind of labeling doesn’t really help us understand individuals. I’m more cautious about forming opinions too quickly than about what someone chooses to drive.

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not_asleep_yet@reddit

I see so many more SUVs. It’s like the preferred vehicle for women.

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nodnarb5792@reddit

99 percent dont even need the trucks people who buy lambos just to bring them to shows get more proper use than the truck drivers they would've been just fine with an suv which are superior then trucks cause they dont use the bed anyways

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Longjumping-Log1591@reddit

Car

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seaofboobs9434@reddit

Motorcycle is better

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kyson1@reddit

How's that work out when it snows? Or below zero for more than a month straight?

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MintyFresh1201@reddit

Bunch of pavement princess trucks too lmao

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VenomSnake47@reddit

Yup, gotta be full-sized pick-up trucks I'm seeing too. I'm willing to bet 80% of these drivers don't even have a need for a full-sized truck but still drive one anyway.

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Middle_Ad_3315@reddit

I see way more SUVs than trucks.

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

Yes

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SmoothRocket@reddit

Tesla, Tesla’s everywhere in any CA metro area.

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definitely_aware@reddit

Austin too 😐

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The_Analog_Man@reddit

We love Tessler!

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SpiritCollector@reddit

Alpharetta GA area is all model Y with a few S and X sprinkled in…….Everywhere

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PM_your_Nopales@reddit

A white tesla is the poster child of Irvine

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XBOX-BAD31415@reddit

Yeah - Seattle too

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bryanus@reddit

Seeing a lot more of the other ones lately. Rivians and lucid airs and their new suv. But Tesla are seriously as common as Toyota and hondas here.

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Total-Improvement535@reddit

F150s, trucks, Camrys, and Accords

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drumzandice@reddit

I would also throw Honda Odyssey in that, but maybe that’s only if you live in a city with a lot of suburbs

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Virtual_Ad_1466@reddit

And many of those Odysseys have been rear ended.

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grand_speckle@reddit

RAV4 and other SUVs in that segment are also a dime a dozen where I am. Even more so than the Camrys & Accords.

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SocialRevenge@reddit

Ditto. And not a single one of them know how to drive.

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Upnorth4@reddit

Where I live it's a lot of Kia Niros, Nissan Sentra, Hyundai Elantras, Tesla Model Ys, and Toyota Corollas

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

F150

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Upper-Print814@reddit

Toyota Rav 4 is the number one selling vehicle in America now.F-150 dropped to number 2 last year.

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Additional-Band8677@reddit

In Norway it’s Teslas

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yukonnut@reddit

Honestly don’t know. Stopped going there after the orange person got inaugurated.

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What_the_8@reddit

Toyota Rav4

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freundlichschade@reddit

I live in an area with tons of pickups, and it’s undoubtedly the Honda CRV

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rrdoinel@reddit

Here it's all nondescript compact SUVs. Mostly black. I laugh when I see lines of them at a stop light.

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PeanutButterToast4me@reddit

In my town it's Subaru Outbacks and Rav4 pretty much neck and neck.

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sapotts61@reddit

In my state Subaru for a car or an F150 of it's a truck.

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Top-Work-4425@reddit

Acura MDX (Northern Il.) They’re everywhere

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still366@reddit

Where i live it’s Subarus and Teslas.

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ElmoProjector@reddit

My car. 🫡

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Murky_Broccoli_1108@reddit

Whatever I just bought for the family to be different.

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KhrisBKream@reddit

Toyota Rav4

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

Depends where you are. Here in Texas, yeah it’s pickups in general. Where I was from in California, it was Accords and Camrys. When I lived in NY, it was a lot of Altimas, Kia Optimas, and Chevy Equinoxes

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ExcellentMaize4141@reddit

Can't forget about the GM Full Size SUVs in Texas. Tahoes, Suburbans, Yukons

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

Sorta. I always get the impression that people (dudes mostly) feel like they’re settling for an SUV here when they really want a pickup. There’s a lot of rural cosplay in my part of East Texas.

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Ch4rlie_G@reddit

I’ll die on the hill that a suburban is more useful than a pickup. Same towing capacity, same hauling capacity, a TON more storage and seating, and all of the storage is enclosed so protected from the elements and thieves.

Can’t tow a fifth wheel is the only downside I see

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Southern-Usual4211@reddit

This, here in NM for Santa Fe its Subarus, jeeps and Prius Albuquerque its F150s, Silverados and Rams it varies greatly as does the age of cars on the road out west tons of older cars as there is no rust and further east and north older vehicles vanish due to the weather/salt use in the winter

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Time-Calligraphero@reddit

Exactly. People just don’t ‘see’ Subarus but they’re everywhere

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Orcapa@reddit

Here in the PNW we see them everywhere.

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thintoast@reddit

Subaru, RAV4, and the last year or two, Honda CR-V.

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Upnorth4@reddit

Southern California has changed. Now I see a lot of kia Niros, Hyundai Elantras, and Teslas

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

I’m from Silicon Valley originally, so I don’t and never had a good read on what was popular down south :)

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thatisgoldjerrygold@reddit

Why is New York filled with such shittier cars? Why would anyone choose those over the Toyota/Honda model equivalent. I get it for Texas, and Californias car selection seems to make sense for economy reasons, but you’re saying New York is just basic cars by shitty brands 😂 There’s genuinely zero reasons you should ever by any of those 3 cars you listed

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

Probably because the road salt eats cars, so it almost doesn’t matter what you get. If you buy something used, I would count on five years max out of whatever it is. 10-15 year old cars are already in horrific shape.

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thatisgoldjerrygold@reddit

I wouldn’t want to drive a Kia for 6 months, much less 5 years

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

I agree, mostly, but I’ll also throw in that I was nowhere near NYC, I was in western NY. Very rust belt vibe, a lot of people in perilous economic circumstances. Beggars can’t be choosers. Cheap cars are cheap for a reason, and it seems like a lot of them ended up in western ny lol

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gmoreschi@reddit

A lot of them end up in every rural area of every state. Go into the cities in western NY and there's a lot less pickups and cheap cars etc. Go into the rural towns? Crappy cars galore. Even the new ones are crappy models. This is in just about every state. There's also not Honda/Toyota etc. dealers all over the place in the rural towns, but there is always a HUGE GM, KIA, Hyundia dealers everywhere.

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Recent_Permit2653@reddit

Hard disagree! Take a spin around Rochester. The city, not the burbs. Cheap crap everywhere. The burbs have slightly nicer stuff depending on the suburb, but then get on out past Victor or Chili, and you’re back to tons of cheap crap, but it’s other cheap crap. Rochester proper is a Nissan/Kia town for sure. With the odd TrailBlazer thrown in. Equinoxes were for the city folks who were doing more OKish

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Shrimptanks@reddit

Bruh when I read your comment I was like where in the povo backwater did u live in NY. Lol.

This explains a lot.

This is going to be true in any low income area in the nation lol. This can't even describe buffalo.

This is like Allegany/Appalachia country.

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Shrimptanks@reddit

They aren't.

This guy lived in the hood or backwater country for sure.

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Informal_Ad4399@reddit

I was looking for this. It's highly dependent on location. It's more pickups in my small town. 20 mins away in the bigger city It's more cars. Across state as well. Local AFB is mostly cars during the week and mostly trucks when more older retired folks are on base.

I lived in the VA Beach, Hampton Roads, and Chesapeake area for 3 years. Mostly cars there. My first time seeing a donk was there.

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

Oh

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melkor3011@reddit

Camry would still be up there for sure

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ag3ofshadows@reddit

Idk if it’s the most common but I certainly see a TON of teslas north of atl.

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subaruguy14@reddit

Model 3 or Y where I live

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noford150b@reddit

Teslas, especially Model 3s. The superchargers here are always filled, and waiting for one has started to become a regular occurrence, even late into the night and early morning.

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maxxbenzz@reddit

Rav4s

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Educational_Clue2001@reddit

Ford f150

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bidextralhammer@reddit

I'm in NY- lot's of SUVs. Lots of Teslas. People drive 3 series and pickup trucks like maniacss. The BMWs weave through traffic and go 20 mph faster than everyone else. The pickups just go fast in the left lane. The SUVs are Lexus, BMW and Mercedes, some Rav4s. I drive 50k miles a year, so I am on the road a lot.

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VerrueckterAmi@reddit

Rusted and dented Impalas, Malibus and Fusions, it seems. Always driven like they were stolen. This is i in the Midwest.

When I lived in Portland, mostly Subarus, RAV4s, CRVs, Teslas.

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-Economist-@reddit

Outside Boston area is a mixed bag. When go to summer home in West Michigan it’s pickup trucks and Honda Pilots.

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That-one_dude-trying@reddit

Half ton pick ups and Nissan altimas

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SatoshiBlockamoto@reddit

An endless stream of crossover jellybeans. CRVs, Ys, Santa Fes, Tuscons, RAV4s, Equinoxes, x3s, GLAs, q5s. Fastest growth are the hyundai/kias and Teslas, which are suddenly everywhere.

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67442@reddit

Around here in SE Michigan,Ford Bronco Sport,Ram pickups and Chevy Equinox/Trailblazer and SUVs. These would be newer. Lots of Ford Fusions running around. Jeeps and all types of used SUVs.

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Grom_a_Llama@reddit

Rav4, subaru outback, f150 and ram 1500.

Corolla and camry for sedans

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SirWillae@reddit

In northern Virginia where we live, it's definitely the Tesla Model Y.

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ScubaLooser@reddit

Camrys and F150s the # 1 selling cars in their respective classes

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Lude_98@reddit

Ugly crossovers and ugly trucks! I'm so happy I own and daily drive a 2 door sports coupe, I never see 2 door sport coupes on the road, only car enthusiasts drive coupes!

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Rare-Bet-870@reddit

Still beat you in a race then give you a tow

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Lude_98@reddit

Not really and they're still ugly, heavy and slow! The handling sucks and they're cheaply made. I wouldn't be caught dead in a truck, crossover, minivan or sedan. Let's have a real race around a curvy winding track and see what happens? 😂

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Rare-Bet-870@reddit

Already beat hellcats. Let’s run it😂

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HairstylistRenee@reddit

Your comment sounds exactly like I could’ve written it myself. I completely agree with every word you said. And i also daily drive a a 2- door, 2-seat, manual sports coupe. Makes me love my daily commute.

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Lude_98@reddit

Nice! What car do you drive? 2 door sports coupes are just so much more fun to drive and a lot more engaging. There are so many hybrid cars nowadays and a lot of people going electric, it brings a smile to my face knowing there are still people like me out there who enjoy an aesthetically pleasing 2 door sports car/sports coupe! Thank you for your comment!

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HairstylistRenee@reddit

I have a 2025 Nissan Z. Love it. And yes, so FUN!!

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Lude_98@reddit

Nice! You have a badass very fast sports car!

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HairstylistRenee@reddit

What car do you drive?

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Lude_98@reddit

1998 white diamond pearl Honda Prelude. It's a 2+2 coupe. It handles amazing, very fun to drive!

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midnightseanavy@reddit

RAV4

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Prize-Analyst7897@reddit

Where I live it's Tesla model 3 and y.

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Giverherhell@reddit

The most common car? Like sedan? That would be a Toyota Corolla or Camry. Most common vehicle in general would be the f150.

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Rattlingplates@reddit

The Ford F-Series is the most common and best-selling vehicle in America, holding this title for over 40 consecutive years. It dominates U.S. sales, particularly as the F-150, followed closely by other full-size pickups like the Chevrolet Silverado and Ram 1500, with the Toyota RAV4 leading in SUVs

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Rattlingplates@reddit

Probably f150

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Strange-Vibez-8205@reddit

I see like 25 Toyota Prius's per trip

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Dynasty3310@reddit

RAV4 and model Y

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Dolphin_Princess@reddit

BRK area

Tesla Model Y and X, Nissan Altima, Toyota Tacoma in that order

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Chuyzapatist@reddit

CRv s RAV4s and f150s

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Last_Still_3709@reddit

RAV4’s

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MourningWood1942@reddit

Not USA but in my part of Canada (west coast major city) it’s Tesla

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highlandre@reddit

In Colorado it’s Subarus and Teslas

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asu3dvl@reddit

Trucker here. Subarus. Omg. If you drive one and you constantly think that trucks are speeding past you? There is something wrong with your speedometer, like from the factory. Especially the Forrester.

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unpolire@reddit

Tesla Model 3 cars and Chevrolet Tahoes.

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missourirob@reddit

Mustangs as far as the eye can see🐎

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Millkstake@reddit

Actual car, probably Camry

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ImpressionRoutine33@reddit

GM suvs; Traverse, Enclave, Acadia, and Equinox, Terrain, make up about 1 of every 4 vehicles on the road. After that, pickups, Chevy, then probably Ram, then Ford.

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jimschoice@reddit

Prius, tesla, corolla

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eldredo_M@reddit

Used to be Chevy Tahoes and Equinoxes. I don’t think I could give you a most common right now.

Mid-Michigan

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VanillaBear321@reddit

Still the Equinox as well as the Ford Escape. Mid-Michigan here too.

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first_person_looter@reddit

I live around a poorish 99.9% black area. The vast majority are Nissan Altimas. And a loud handful of cars with glass pack engines rocking the entire street. And one guy that blasts one of three songs from his 3-wheeled car thing.

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sawtooth1649@reddit

Tesla

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chauggle@reddit

Goddamn F150 Raptors and Broncos - ugh

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RottenRally@reddit

100% any nissan altima or rogue

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ThingFuture9079@reddit

For SUVs, I would say RAV4 and CR-V

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kashkoi_wild@reddit

RAV4 and CR-V/HR-V are everywhere

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FingerCurious9180@reddit

VW

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Fuzzy_Club_1759@reddit

Kia

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Downtown-Parsnip-154@reddit

Keep

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Downtown-Parsnip-154@reddit

Jeep

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DerekTheComedian@reddit

F150's and CX-5's make up probably a third of the vehicles i see for half the year.

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kurai-tsuki@reddit

In NYC, probably a toss up between Toyota Sienna, Rav4, and Fisker Ocean -- all very common taxi/Uber vehicles

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Accomplished_Emu_198@reddit

Bay Area CA you will see more teslas than anything

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overwatchfanboy97@reddit

Corolla, civic, carmry, sentra, altima, versa, accord, all the pickups Ford f150 the Chevy silverardo, gmc, tacomas, tesla

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Alorow_Jordan@reddit

Civics.

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bskizzy@reddit

Maybe not the most common, but I see a ton of Kia Tellurides these days.

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boxersunset121423@reddit

Depends where. When I live in South Jersey all you see are lifted trucks with big ass wheels for suburban driving.

Where I am now in Western NY/Finger Lakes all you see are Subarus - specifically the Forester.

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davidwal83@reddit

Toyota Corolla

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traumahawk88@reddit

(insert whatever you drive because of cognitive bias)

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Savings-Eggplant5912@reddit

moskvich 412

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BuffaloChicken22@reddit

Nope I drive an Avalon and barely see them anywhere lol. I do notice them a lot easier when I do see them now

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hmiser@reddit

Frequeny illusion

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dumpitdog@reddit

Electric golf cart.

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Southern-Usual4211@reddit

Nah there isn't that many ZJ Grand Cherokees on the road 😂

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hemibearcuda@reddit

Broncos and jeeps where I live.

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ishityounotdude@reddit

GMC trucks. Usually white. Also a lot of ugly kia and hyundai electric cars in those gross non-metallic putty colors

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friendIdiglove@reddit

It feels like one in 4 vehicles in any given parking lot in my metro area is a Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Nissan Rogue, Ford Escape, Subaru Forrester, or Ford F-150.

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Sufficient_Fan3660@reddit

RAV4

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trio3224@reddit

The F-150 has been sold for so long, and is so popular, that it currently comprises about 5% of all vehicles on the road in America. That's crazy for just one model.

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

Hm

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Hail_of_Grophia@reddit

F150 was the highest sold vehicle for 44 years in a row, it was finally just beaten by the Honda CRV in 24’

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AwarenessGreat282@reddit

Toyota Rav 4

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BasicWhiteHoodrat@reddit

In Minnesota? Subarus

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Current-Spare4993@reddit

Toyota Tacoma

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gavinwinks@reddit

Rav4s, CRVs, all the 1500 American trucks, Camrys, corollas, civics, accords

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FutureHendrixBetter@reddit

Tahoe/suburban

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nuglasses@reddit

Lotsa Nissans around here.

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zazarak@reddit

Camry in my neck of the woods. But they are built locally so I'm sure that is a factor.

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iCiteEverything@reddit

Toyota rav4

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StreetAd9967@reddit

Ford f150s, Honda civics, odysseys, and accords, and Toyota Camrys, and last any random suv/crossover.

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Illustrious-Funny347@reddit

I’m in the Chicago suburbs and it’s the CR-V.

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Optimus2725@reddit

Corolla

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Impressive-Match-713@reddit

Chevy or Ford

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Due-Bag-1727@reddit

All pickups…RAV4

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ExcellentMaize4141@reddit

Depends where you are tbh. In my home state of Connecticut, it's mostly newer crossovers. Rogues, CR-Vs, Rav4s, stuff like that.

In lived in rural PA for a bit, lots of Mitsubishi Outlanders, and Hyundais/Kias.

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CitronTraining2114@reddit

Yup. Here in CO, it's Subarus.

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XBOX-BAD31415@reddit

True. Seattle’s east side has a ton of RAV4 and way too many fucking Teslas.

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ottrocity@reddit

Whatever garbage CUV is cheapest.

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Apart_Trick_1916@reddit

Chevy Trax.

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kamikaziboarder@reddit

In my region, Subaru Foresters, Subaru Outbacks, and CRVs

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Smokin_Hash_69@reddit

Chevy Traverse, passed 8 in a 3 mile stretch I drive daily.

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SnooChipmunks2079@reddit

By me, it’s probably a Tesla Model Y.

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LomentMomentum@reddit

Hondas and Toyotas, mostly.

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docnsx01@reddit

teslas and amazon trucks

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Brilliant-Nebula903@reddit

Southern California every other car is s Tesla.

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SweetSweetRegret@reddit

Hyundai Elantra

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Arrgh98@reddit

Altimas zig zagging everywhere

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Special-Original-215@reddit

In CA...it's a Tesla. White usually

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bigcee42@reddit

Tesla Model Y by far.

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Pleasant-Ad4283@reddit

Outbacks and Pilots

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bigcee42@reddit

In California, it's Tesla Model Y.

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Quoramilu@reddit

yeah but theres one parked in every driveway no matter what model

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toughheartskill@reddit

Fcking Teslas. Frisco, TX in the chat.

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llaminator12@reddit

CRV's. And they all drive 20 under the speed limit.

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BuffaloChicken22@reddit

RAV4

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rns96@reddit

BMW, Tesla

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KaleidoscopeOk3024@reddit

Mazda CX-5’s and Toyota Camrys. They’re really good cars so I can’t blame people.

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Nice_Emphasis_39@reddit

White Tesla

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The49GiantWarriors@reddit

In the Bay Area, there aren't many pickups that aren't genuine work vehicles. Despite Musk, Teslas remain ubiquitous. The typical crossover/SUVs are everywhere. There are more of the Germans than in most metros. And a surprising amount of Genesis vehicles as well.

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Mindless_Job3481@reddit

The most common car is likely the Toyota camry. The most common truck is likely the Ford 150 series.

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Eltecolotl@reddit

Nissan Altima

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Sez_Whut@reddit

I used to drive à gray RAV4 and seemed there were always several in any parking lot. I added a simple brush guard on the front and à red license plate frame in the back which made it easier to pick out in a crowd. Great car, now driven by daughter.

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silveronetwo@reddit

Camrys will consistently be the ones responsible for the passing lane going the same speed as slow lane for miles.

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jamcgahey@reddit

Depends on where you live. Her in Maine it’s Subaru or an “american” pickup. Chevy, ram, ford

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mydoghank@reddit

Subaru land in pacific NW.

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Love2FlyBalloons@reddit

Tesla’s

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SubstantialKick2452@reddit

In Illinois it's SUVs of all types, Dodge/Ford/GM pickups, Chevrolet Malibu's, Toyota Camry's, Nissan Altima's, Honda Civics and Accords.

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HDauthentic@reddit

Rav4s and CRVs

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kelpat14@reddit

F-150 is ususlly (always?} the best selling vehicle in the USA and is most commonly used for work or personal transportation so it is the most common vehicle on the street.

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BC999R@reddit

It varies hugely by state or especially locale. Where I am in California, of late-model cars it’s mostly pickups, especially F150 and Tacoma, RAV4, Corolla, Civic, Tesla Model 3 and Y. Plus lots of generic Kia and Hyundai. For some reason Camry and Accord are less popular. In some neighborhoods, not mine, Tesla predominates and in fact the Model Y is the often best-selling car in the state, and the Rivian R1S is the best selling luxury SUV in California, presumably outselling Range Rover, BMW X-series and Escalade.

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Intelligent-Ad-6734@reddit

Whatever car your own at the time 😂 certainly seems like they're everywhere after you buy.

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bmwlocoAirCooled@reddit

High Country here. Subaru of every flavor.

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djnehi@reddit

White ones

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Mrcostarica@reddit

An unreliable one.

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Due_Attention_4886@reddit

I live in Boston, so I don't see as many trucks as people in the suburbs. Most people here drive sedans/hatchbacks/crossovers/SUVs. I definitely see a lot of Toyota Corollas and Camrys.

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dumpitdog@reddit

The Boston area is the only place I've been that I actually see a large number of Polestars. Nothing that a majority but you won't go weeks without seeing one and the rest of us.

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ExcellentMaize4141@reddit

Everyone in Massachusetts drives a 2019-2025 Toyota Rav4 XLE Hybrid.

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Due_Attention_4886@reddit

Yeah there are a ton of Rav4s--that's probably the most common car here but there's a lot of automobile diversity on the roads here. I don't know that any of my co-workers drive them--more Jeeps, Mazdas, and Teslas.

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

Ok

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OddCombination123@reddit

In Seattle gotta be the model 3 or the Subaru forester/crosstrek/outback.

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Good3ffect@reddit

Tesla's

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Zealousideal-Bike-90@reddit

Calling a truck a car…I bet you call your car a truck

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Entire-Let4301@reddit

RAV4

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BKL43@reddit

I see a lot of. Kia’s lol

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Wisco777787@reddit

Tiny 3 cylinder crossovers and pickup trucks.

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crowface230@reddit

Not America, but in Norway its Tesla.
They're fucking everywhere, which is why i won't buy one.

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SmellyDadFart@reddit

I see so many Teslas now.

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Key_Function5951@reddit

Tesla Model Y (San Jose, CA). By far. I was driving on Page Mill Rd in Palo Alto last year and there were 8 random Teslas in a row in the lane next to me.

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Quick1711@reddit

Toyota Carolla, F150s Rams and them pesky Nissan Altimas with half the back bumper missing and 45 plates on it.

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TheBobInSonoma@reddit

F150s & Teslas. Ten years ago it was F150s & Priuses.

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GlobalTapeHead@reddit

Where I live it’s Tesla. They are everywhere. You will literally see 3 of them in a row lined up at a red traffic light with at least one or two on the other side.

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vtmass@reddit

My neighborhood I see mainly Audi and Volvo but it’s a wealthy neighborhood so that skews it

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Erudicial_Extreme@reddit

The boring trucks and SUVs. The auto industry makes more money by selling us these pedestrian killers instead of our governments funding transit and keeping cars a hobby.

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willc38@reddit

Outside NYC I see mostly rav4, crosstrek, model y, and the popular pickups

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WhenVioletsTurnGrey@reddit

Subaru & Tesla. Rarely see trucks in the city. .mostly in the lying areas where you would see Subaru as well. So, id go With Subaru, overall

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TRAVERSER575@reddit

My quick response was say half ton pickups ( mainly f150 or Silverados) though down here in Las Cruces NM most of the population is quite under the national wage gap and mostly I’ve noticed that there’s mainly IKEA or Hyundai sedans. Like 7 out of 10.

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my_law_throwaway@reddit

Southwest Connecticut - so many Porsche macans

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totaltimeontask@reddit

F150’s, Silverados, Altimas, Accords, Camrys, RAV4s, Tahoes.

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d__max@reddit

Some flavor of nondescript blob midsize crossover . Usually in gray. I can’t even tell these apart tbh, like driving a large rock with no visibility with a huge iPad on the dash

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Dangerous_Spirit7034@reddit

Toyota rav 4 is the most popular car in Virginia based on new and used vehicle sales over rhe past few years or at least it was maybe 6 months ago when o checked

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HuntGundown@reddit

CAR? Probably the Honda Civic.

Vehicle overall? Gotta be the f150 or Chevy 1500. Have one of the latter myself., strictly used as a work truck tho. I daily a Ford fiesta ST.

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jrileyy229@reddit

You could have just googled it. No matter how you ask the question, Ford trucks have been the #1 selling vehicle every year for 40+ years.... So obviously it's the most common vehicle

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T_Rey1799@reddit

In mn you’re guaranteed to see a Chevy Equinox, a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and a Ford F150 at all times

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TurkishSwag@reddit

Every car is a small, gray SUV in most parts of the US. Rogue, Envista, Sportage, Tuscon, CRV, RAV4, CX-5, Trax, etc. Throw in some other vehicles like the Ram 1500, Accord, Camry, Tacoma, Elantra, K5 and that’s pretty much 99% of traffic.

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Batetrick_Patman@reddit

The CRV and RAV4 and the other compact crossovers have pretty much become the new NPC car. The most default boring car.

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TurkishSwag@reddit

Yup, they are great cars, but very boring to drive. Typical “appliance”-style vehicles. I’ve also noticed CRV drivers make up an overwhelming majority of left lane campers near me. Not sure if it’s correlation or causation but CRV owner’s are not good drivers from what I’ve seen.

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Batetrick_Patman@reddit

CRV, rav4, Tucson, Trax. Pretty much any small SUV. It’s become the default car displacing the Camry as the NPC car.

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greyjedi12345@reddit

So many Tesla’s

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LHCThor@reddit

It depends on where you live. It’s Pick-up trucks and jeeps where I live now. But when I lived in California, it was a Prius.

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bones_bones1@reddit

You answered your own question.

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Middle_Ad_3315@reddit

In the snow belt its rav4 and CRV - and not the best drivers.

Sure there are a lot of pickups. But compactish SUVS outnumber them by ALOT.

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HKGPhooey@reddit

I’m in the DMV. Lots of Toyotas, Lexus, BMWs, Teslas. A specific model….maybe Camrys

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Good_Split_3749@reddit

Whole Foods employee in Austin here and unfortunately it’s a fucking white Tesla model 3, like 30 a day at least.

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Deadpools_sweaty_leg@reddit

My area is a tie among the RAV4, Trailblazer/Encore, and Trax.

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_jagwaz@reddit

The F150, Silverado, Sierra, Equinox, and Malibu are probably the most common

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Saltwaterlobotomy@reddit

State of Hawaii nothing but Tacoma

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WirelessBugs@reddit

Hyundai Elantra

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EvitaPuppy@reddit

Except trucks and SUVs, what cars (like sedans and coupes) are popular now? And how many (few) have a manual.

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InvocatioNDotA@reddit

Teslas in CA, F150s and trucks everywhere else

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Admirable-Egg-1764@reddit

Boring cars

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Time-Calligraphero@reddit

Subarus, Dakotas, healthcare parking lots

Trucks probably even on gm and ford

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horribadperson@reddit

Depends where you are. Theres always going to be a ton of civics and corollas, but in socal i probably see just as many tesla model ys as i do civics and corollas.

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lemonvr6@reddit

no option two tone white camrys delivering food

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Comfortable-Shoe9543@reddit

SUV pick whatever brand they all look the same

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No_Tower_7026@reddit

Kia Telluride dixxxxxxx

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zeuscap@reddit

Pavement princess trucks

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Kava9899@reddit

Ford F_series has been the largest selling car or truck over the last 40yrs. Crazy, Also the largest selling truck for 49 consecutive years.

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Unitedfinanace@reddit (OP)

Yes

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freetotebag@reddit

I rarely see an F-150 being used to actually do truck stuff. It’s always just some guy, empty bed, cutting you off to get to a red light 0.8 seconds faster.

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