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Honda, Ford Are Favorites Among Online Comparison Shoppers in October

by Staff
November 19, 2001
2 min to read


InvoiceDealers, a pioneer in automotive Internet marketing, has announced the favorite cars, trucks, SUVs and minivans of online comparison shoppers in October 2001. The Ford F-Series continued its dominance as the Overall Most Requested Vehicle. October also marked the 20th consecutive month that the F-Series finished number one in the Truck category. The Honda Accord got the nod over the Honda Civic for first place in Cars. These two Hondas have taken turns at first and second place in their category, every month since July. The Chevrolet Corvette debuted on the InvoiceDealers Favorites, placing ninth. The Ford Explorer and Chevrolet Tahoe claimed the top two positions in Sport Utility Vehicles for three straight months. The Jeep Liberty, a newcomer to the favorite SUVs, ranked eighth. The Honda Odyssey and Ford Windstar captured first and second in Minivans while the Toyota Sienna fell to sixth, its lowest ranking ever. Cars 1 Honda Accord 2 Honda Civic 3 Toyota Camry 4 Nissan Altima 5 Ford Mustang Trucks 1 Ford F-Series 2 Chevrolet Silverado 3 Dodge Ram Pickup 4 GMC Sierra 5 Dodge Dakota Sport Utility Vehicles 1 Ford Explorer 2 Chevrolet Tahoe 3 Ford Escape 4 Chevrolet Suburban 5 Ford Expedition Minivans 1 Honda Odyssey 2 Ford Windstar 3 Dodge Caravan 4 Chrysler Town & Country 5 Dodge Grand Caravan About the Study The InvoiceDealers Popularity Index(SM) calculates each vehicle's popularity based on data derived from online shoppers who select cars on InvoiceDealers.com. About InvoiceDealers and Dealix Corporation Dealix Corp. is a data services provider focused on the automotive industry. Its principal unit, InvoiceDealers, provides the Gold Standard(TM) buyer referral product to automotive retailers, dealer groups, retail networks, and auto manufacturers nationwide. Founded in 1998, the company is privately held.

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