2. Nissan Note, (138,905 units sold, +36%)
1. Toyota Prius, (160,912 units sold, -35%)
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Car Features - Top 30 Best Selling Vehicles of Japan for 2017
For 2017, 5.2 million Japanese branded cars and 351,000 imports were sold, which saw both an increase. However, the vehicles in the top 30 mostly showed a decline (those that went on a positive note were either updated or brand new). This list only counts regular models especially that our source doesn't include Keis and imports.
30. Mazda Axela (3), (25,837 units sold, -2%)
29. Honda Shuttle, (28,111 units sold, -34%)
28. Toyota Crown, (29,085 units sold, -27%)
27. Suzuki Swift, (38,442 units sold)
26. Mazda CX-5, (41,622 units sold)
25. Toyota Alphard, (41,923 units sold, +13%)
24. Toyota Esquire, (43,210 units sold, -4%)
23. Honda Stepwgn, (46,457 units sold, -11%)
22. Toyota Vellfire, (46,757 units sold, -6%)
21. Mazda Demio (2), (49,302 units sold, -14%)
20. Suzuki Solio, (49,742 units sold, +2%)
19. Nissan X-Trail, (49,873 units sold, -11%)
18. Toyota Passo, (54,186 units sold, -23%)
17. Toyota Noah, (58,729 units sold, +7%)
16. Toyota Harrier, (58,732 units sold, +42%)
15. Honda Vezel (HR-V), (64,332 units sold, -13%)
14. Toyota Tank, (70,839 units sold)
13. Subaru Impreza, (73,171 units sold, +72%)
12. Toyota Corolla, (77,466 units sold, -9%)
11. Toyota Roomy, (78,690 units sold)
10. Nissan Serena, (84,433 units sold, +15%)
9. Toyota Voxy, (86,772 units sold, -6%)
8. Toyota Vitz, (90,248 units sold, +26%)
7. Toyota Sienta, (96,847 units sold, -23%)
6. Honda Fit, (97,939 units sold, -7%)
5. Honda Freed, (104,405 units sold, +100%)
4. Toyota C-HR, (117,299 units sold)
3. Toyota Aqua (Prius C), (131,615 units sold, -22%)
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