According to a study conducted by Kelley Blue Book, the most popular consumer vehicle in the United States is the Ford F-150. But that doesn’t mean the F-150 is every state’s vehicle of choice. KBB compiled the following list of the most popular cars in America by state. The list is based on the number of new-car registrations in each state in 2016.
Alabama | Ford F-150 |
Alaska | Ford F-150 |
Arizona | Ford F-150 |
Arkansas | GMC Sierra 1500 |
California | Honda Civic |
Colorado | Subaru Outback |
Connecticut | Nissan Rogue |
Delaware | Chevrolet Silverado |
Florida | Toyota Corolla |
Georgia | Ford F-150 |
Hawaii | Toyota Tacoma |
Idaho | Ford F-150 |
Illinois | Honda CR-V |
Indiana | GMC Sierra 1500 |
Iowa | Chevrolet Silverado |
Kansas | Ford F-150 |
Kentucky | Ford F-150 |
Louisiana | Ford F-150 |
Maine | Chevrolet Silverado |
Maryland | Honda CR-V |
Massachusetts | Toyota Rav4 |
Michigan | Ford Escape |
Minnesota | Ford F-150 |
Mississippi | Ford F-150 |
Missouri | Ford F-150 |
Montana | Ford F-150 |
Nebraska | Ford F-150 |
Nevada | Toyota Rav4 |
New Hampshire | GMC Sierra 1500 |
New Jersey | Honda CR-V |
New Mexico | Ford F-150 |
New York | Nissan Rogue |
North Carolina | Honda Accord |
North Dakota | Ford F-150 |
Ohio | Honda Civic |
Oklahoma | Ford F-150 |
Oregon | Subaru Outback |
Pennsylvania | Honda CR-V |
Rhode Island | Toyota Rav4 |
South Carolina | Ford F-150 |
South Dakota | Ford F-150 |
Tennessee | Ford F-150 |
Texas | Ford F-150 |
Utah | Ford F-150 |
Vermont | Toyota Rav4 |
Virginia | Honda CR-V |
Washington | Subaru Outback |
West Virginia | Chevrolet Silverado |
Wisconsin | Chevrolet Silverado |
Wyoming | Ford F-150 |
Washington, D.C. | Honda Civic |
Puerto Rico | Toyota Yaris |