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Originally posted by: charrison
THe edge overtook the murano as the top selling CUV. I am seeing quite a few of them on the streets here.
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i thought the CRV was the top seller?
 
Originally posted by: foghorn67
It's hard to judge sales numbers by what you see. I have seen more Fusions than new Camry's on the road. But despite the success of the Fusion, the Camry is still the hotter seller.
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Depends where you live. Here in Cali, I see a lot of Comarys. Big Asian/Indian population here that likes Toyotas.
I am also seeing a lot of Fusions too, but not as many as Camry. But I am definitely seeing a lot more American cars (Fusion and Impala) now than I was 2-3 years ago, and also seeing a lot more young people driving American cars. So there is a slow turnaround going on from what I am seeing. I think Malibu and Vue will help GM some more in this regard. I have seen a few Edges here too, but not as many as CR-Vs. Ford new product definitely looks sharp.
 
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