10 best-selling used cars & EVs in 2025
The used-vehicle market in 2025 favored familiarity over flash, and established EVs dominating electric demand, according to iSeeCars
Pickup trucks, SUVs, and a handful of enduring sedans proved resilient in a market where used supply and demand continued to balance around utility, value, and brand equity.
iSeeCars analyzed more than nine million transactions of one-to-five-year-old vehicles sold in the U.S. and found that the usual suspects — full-size trucks from Detroit’s big three — still rule the roost, even as shifts in regional preferences and EV growth hint at a slowly diversifying landscape.
The 2025 used-vehicle market rewarded familiarity over novelty. Large, utilitarian vehicles continued to dominate overall sales, reflecting buyers’ preference for proven performance and versatility.
Conventional passenger cars still drew cost-conscious buyers seeking reliability, while used EV demand clustered around a few established models, signaling that trust and infrastructure now matter more than experimentation.
Here are the 10 best-selling used vehicles in 2025 across overall models and EVs, according to iSeeCars.
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Trucks: Ram 1500
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Ram’s flagship pickup secured third place in used sales, according to the report, proving strong residual appeal among buyers seeking comfort and capability.
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Trucks: Chevrolet Silverado 1500
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According to iSeeCars, Chevrolet’s full-size Silverado claimed the second spot among used vehicles, reflecting sustained demand for traditional pickup capability.
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Trucks: Ford F-150
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The Ford $F F-150 ranked first overall in used sales, notes the report, maintaining its decades-long dominance among one- to five-year-old vehicles in the U.S. market.
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Mid-size: Ford Explorer
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The Ford $F Explorer ranked among the top ten best-selling used vehicles in 2025, says iSeeCars, reflecting steady demand for midsize SUVs that balance passenger space with everyday utility, according to iSeeCars.
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Mid-size: Nissan Rogue
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According to the report, Nissan’s compact Rogue climbed into fifth place, signaling strong consumer preference for affordable SUV utility.
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Mid-size: Chevrolet Equinox
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The Chevrolet Equinox was the most popular used SUV not classified as a truck, according to iSeeCars, underscoring crossover appeal in value-minded segments.
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EV: Volkswagen ID.4
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The Volkswagen ID.4 rounded out the top four used EVs, says the report data, gaining traction as a mainstream electric SUV choice.
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EV: Ford Mustang Mach-E
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Ford $F’s Mustang Mach-E ranked third among used EVs, according to the report, highlighting interest in non-Tesla $TSLA electric options.
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EV: Tesla Model Y
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The Tesla $TSLA Model Y followed closely behind in used EV rankings, notes iSeeCars, reflecting sustained popularity in electric crossovers.
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EV: Tesla Model 3
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Among EVs, the Tesla $TSLA Model 3 held the largest share of used electric car transactions, according to the report, far outpacing competitors in the segment.