Pickups, cars dominate Top 20 sales list for July

A boom in SUV sales in July wasn't enough to put any of the big, truck-based SUVs onto the list of 20 best-selling vehicles.

Those continue to be full-size pickups and family cars.

SUVs did account for five of the 20, but they were mainly smaller crossovers. Ford's Explorer was the only big one, and it's also a crossover.

July's top 20, and how much their sales went up or down from a year earlier, according to sales tracker Autodata:

Ford F-series pickup — 63,240, up 4.8%

Chevrolet Silverado pickup — 42,097, unchanged

Toyota Camry — 39,888, up 14.7%

Ram pickup — 35,621, up 13.8%

Honda Accord — 35,073, up 11.3%

Toyota Corolla (inc. Matrix) — 30,833, up 26%

Honda Civic — 30,038, down 7.3%

Honda CR-V SUV — 28,522, up 4.8%i

Toyota RAV4 SUV — 26,779, up 37.1%

Nissan Altima — 26,654, down 9.8%

Ford Escape SUV — 26,558, up 18.9%

Chevrolet Equinox SUV — 25,321, up 36.8%

Ford Fusion — 23,942, up 16.7%

Hyundai Sonata — 22,577, up 19.4%

Hyundai Elantra — 22,213, down 7.3%

Chevrolet Cruze — 20,926, down 17.8%

Toyota Prius — 20,675, down 11.2%

Ford Explorer SUV — 19,006, up 34.9%

Ford Focus — 17,724, up 5.7%

Nissan Sentra — 17,579, up 53.7%