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Mark Etinger
It's no secret that people all around the world have had a long-time love affair with their automobiles. Just look at all the people looking to lease new cars or buy something new and gas-friendly like a Toyota. Despite the economy slump, cars are still in demand. Here are 10 of the best selling cars of all time. 10) Chevrolet Impala 1958-Present: Since its debut in 1958, the iconic Impala has sold and impressive 14 million units. It started out as a high-end luxury vehicle and has evolved into one of the most popular four door sedans of all time. 9) VW Passat 1973-Present: This car has been stated to have "Saved" Volkswagon and has sold a staggering 14.1 million units since its debut. It was the company's first vehicle with a water-cooled engine and front-wheel drive. 8) Honda Accord 1976-Present: The Accord is sold in more world markets than any other automobile and has sold 15.8 million units to date. In 1982, it was the first Japanese car built in the U.S. 7) Ford Model T 1908-1927: The classic Model T was the first car to be mass produced using the assembly-line system. It was also the first car to be affordable to most middle-class Americans. In its 19 years on the market 16.5 million units were sold. 6) Honda Civic 1972-Present: The Civic has been a top-seller for nearly 35 years thanks to its unrivaled combination of high quality, low price, comfortable nature, and great gas mileage. Since its inception in 1972, 17.7 million units have been sold. 5) Ford Escort 1967-2003: This car was produced by Ford's U.K division and was their first "world car." This sub-compact was designed to cater to gas-hungry Brits and Continental Europeans. In 1967 it was Britain's best-selling car. 4) Volkswagen Beetle 1938-1979: In 1931, the Volkswagen "Kafer" became a reality thanks to aggressive funding by Hitler's Third Reich. Introduced to the U.S. in the early 60s, the "Bug" became synonymous with imported cars during this period. Having sold an impressive 2.3 million units during its run, the Beetle currently holds the record for the world's longest-running body type of all time. 3) VW Golf 1974-Present: This car was initially brought forth as a replacement for the best-selling Beetle. Since 1974 there have been 25 million units sold and counting. 2) Ford F-Series 1948-Present: The Ford F-Series is the Ford Motor Co.'s best-selling line of full size pick-ups, the most popular being the Ford F-150. The F-Series was the best-selling vehicle in the U.S. for 23 years and was the best-selling truck for 31 years. 1) Toyota Corrolla 1966-Present: The Corolla offers a reliable name, high-performance, and low price, which has made it a mainstay on the world markets. Since 1966 32 million units have been sold. The car has gone through 10 major design changes, but still remains the epitome of sub-compact style. So if you're thinking of leasing a car, you must check out one of these popular models (except the Model T, for obvious reasons) while test-driving at the dealership. You're sure to find a winner among the list!
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