Know About Best Selling Car Awards

Car Awards are a must-have accessory for any car owner. The Car Awards, whether they are made of real gold or plastic, can work as a reminder of how long you have had your vehicle and how far it has taken you. They create an opportunity for everyone to show off something personal in the vehicle that is out of reach from other people. Some people take it further and put their awards outside the car window so everyone walking by can see them as well!

Best Selling Car Awards

1. Honda Accord:

This award is awarded to the most sold vehicle in Japan. This is a prime candidate for Best Selling Car Awards because it takes the top two spots — regular and hybrid — on its list of awards. It has been in production since 1976 and continues to be produced to this day.

2. Chevrolet Corvette:

While Japanese cars are known for their low fuel consumption, American cars have always had a reputation of being gas guzzlers, which explains why there are so few Best Selling Car Awards that hail from that country. While the Corvette is not a very popular model, it still has managed to be part of the Guinness World Records book twice with regard to production numbers. The Corvette has been on sale since 1953 and is estimated to have more than 15 million sold.

3. Toyota Prius:

This hybrid car was launched in Japan in 1997, a year before the Prius was released worldwide. It is said to be one of the most popular Best Selling Car Awards because of its good performance, high fuel efficiency and low emissions compared to other common cars on the road. The popularity of this car will likely be permanent because it has been consistently produced since 2003 and there are still over 1.5 million vehicles currently in circulation across all regions where it is available for purchase.

4. Honda Civic:

This Best Selling Car Awards is a compact car that has seats for four passengers. It has been in production since 1972 and is known for its low fuel consumption, safety and comfort.

5. BMW 7 Series:

While it is not a very long-running model compared to others on the list, it deserves selection as a Best Selling Car Awards because it was the first car to use diesel fuel. The car had only four seats, but there was an option to add two more seats in the trunk when needed, which explains its six-seat capacity tag on its title. Production of this vehicle began in 1977 and ended in 1981 with a total of 893 units sold across Europe.