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title: October 2022 National Auto Sales Results
description: Toyota led vehicle sales in October, with sales up 34% from October 2021. Camry was up a 68%, RAV4 was up 40%, and Tacoma was up 44%.
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# [October 2022 National Auto Sales Results](https://www.carpro.com/blog/october-2022-national-auto-sales-results)

 Written by [Jerry Reynolds](https://www.carpro.com/blog/author/jerry-reynolds) | Nov 2, 2022 6:07:00 PM

In another sign that inventory is getting more plentiful at car dealerships, sales this October were up about 10%, based on the automakers that still report sales on a monthly basis.

- **Toyota** sales led the charge with sales up 34% from October 2021.  [Camry](https://www.carpro.com/vehicle-reviews/2022-toyota-camry-trd-review) was up a whopping 68%, while [RAV4 ](https://www.carpro.com/vehicle-reviews/2021-toyota-rav4-prime-xse-review-0)was up 40%, and [Tacoma](https://www.carpro.com/vehicle-reviews/2022-toyota-tacoma-sr5-trail-edition-review) was up 44%.  Corolla sales, including the new [Corolla Cross,](https://share.vidyard.com/watch/moVc5mS2QnFet9YXekanRo?) almost doubled from a year ago.
- **Ford** ended up behind Toyota again with sales down 10%.  The F-Series trucks continues to lead Chevrolet by a pretty substantial margin with just two months to go in 2022.
- **Honda** continued its 15-month straight sales slide.  Honda has been one of the hardest hit with the shortage of microchips.
- **Mazda** gained 30% from a year ago, and **Subaru** was up 32% on the strength of strong sales from the Crosstrek.

**Here are your sales leaders for October 2022 versus October 2021 from the automakers that reported sales for the month, and whether they were up or down from a year ago:**

 

|   | **   October 2022** | **  VS October 2021** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1. Toyota   | 165,570   |   34 % |
| 2. Ford  | 158,327  | 10% |
| 3. Honda   | 72,409   | 17% |
| 4. Hyundai   | 60,604   |   7% |
| 5. Kia  | 58,276   |   12% |
| 6. Subaru | 48,568   | 32% |
| 7. Mazda | 25,319   | 30% |
| 8. Lexus | 21,797   | 4% |
| 9. Acura   | 9,136  | 9% |
| 10. Lincoln | 7,196   | 14% |
| 11. Genesis | 4,353   | 18% |

 

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