10 Best Pickup Trucks in Canada

Pick-up trucks constitute a major proportion of the Canadian automobile population and there is a good reason for it. They are sturdy, can haul a significant amount of weight and look exceptionally great. Canadians are proudly buying more and more pick-up trucks through all sort of financing options. But, do you really know about the top pick-up trucks that are available in the market.

Well we do, and therefore, we bring you a list of top 10 pick-up trucks that are selling like hot cakes in Canada. They are:

1. Ford F Series – Ford’s F Series continues to dominate the Canadian pick-up industry. With its F Series, Ford managed to create a record in 2012 by selling more than 100,000 units. No vehicle line company has surpassed these figures which Ford managed to do with its F Series.
2. Ram Pickup – This is the only pickup truck that is capable of giving Ford some competition. Formerly with Dodge, this pickup truck now sells under the name of Chrysler Group. Chrysler managed to sell at most 8000 Rams in just April 2013 and repeated this phenomenal sale performance in the month of May.
3. GMC Sierra – The Sierra managed to turn many heads, thanks to its big grill and bold chrome styling. Although GMC had a bad year with the Sierra in 2012, but since then the sales of this stylish pick-up truck have taken a toll.
4. Chevrolet Silverado – Often seen in various Hollywood movies, GM’s Silverado along with GMC Sierra grabbed 26.6% of the Canadian truck market in 2013. General Motors markets the Silverado very differently across Canada as compared to USA, where Silverado accounts for 73% of both – Sierra/Silverado’s volume.
5. Toyota Tacoma – Toyota has always come up with the most revolutionary designs and they have taken care of that in their pickup trucks too. Although good looking, but they a bit less tough and sturdy as compared to the Ford’s F Series.
6. Toyota Tundra – Canada is a hot market for pickup trucks, but Toyota has reported decline in its sales over the last 2-3 years. Only 2% of the pickup truck market belongs to Tundra, out of which only 4% are rear-wheel drive.
7. Chevrolet Avalanche – Another fantastic looking pickup from the General Motors. However, there are rumours that suggest that GM might scrap-off the production of this good-looking pick up. Avalanche’s market share stands at 1.3%.
8. Nissan Frontier – The Nissan’s market share in the small/mid size market grew particularly because of the departure of Ford Ranger and Dodge Dakota. However, new revolutionary pick-ups from competitors didn’t really Nissan increase its Canadian market volume.
9. Nissan Titan – Nissan’s Titan was a breeze of cold air when it was first introduced in 2003. Since then pickup trucks have come a long way and Nissan didn’t really keep up with the pace. However, the Titan’s sales figures aren’t that bad and still account for 1% of the Canadian Truck volume.
10. Honda Ridgeline – Honda’s Ridgeline, although innovative, didn’t really cater much sale figures. Today, the market share of the Ridgeline is 0.5% of the total Canadian truck volume. Its sales saw a plummet in 2012, but have risen since then.

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