[SeekAndFind]

I can't believe the Toyota Camry isn't on the list.

[cripplecreek]

I’ve got 2 F150s.

[al_c]

Had a 1988 Accord. Drove that thing forever ... almost 250k miles ... before trading it in.

[dfwgator]

Where’s the Wagon Queen Family Truckster?

[kevkrom]

I can't believe the Toyota Camry isn't on the list.

Probably hasn't been around long enough to crack the top 10. It's a very popular car currently (I drive one myself), I just don't know if it has a long enough "track record" to breach the ones above.

[svcw]

Had a 1957 Bug, 1959 Chevy and a 1974 Civic.....

[bigheadfred]

I can't believe the Toyota Camry isn't on the list.

Camry is just a corollary of a Corolla.

[GonzoGOP]

2 of ten. 1973 Bug and a 2001 Accord.

[hometoroost]

I put 120k on my first Accord. I have 117k on my current six-cylinder Accord and we bought my son an Accord that has 170k on it now. Great cars, point A to point B, not too fancy, and very reliable.

[eclecticEel]

I would have thought the Beetle was #1 for sure.

[Sudetenland]

The truth is, taking population into consideration, the Model T eclipses them all by a long shot—not even close.

[expat2]

I don’t see the DeLorean on the list....

[Kenny Bunk]

I can’t believe the FIAT 124 isn’t on the list. It has been in continuous production since 1966 in various countries. The last number I heard was 12 Million.

[Mr. Lucky]

Certainly the Chevy Volt will appear on this list next year. Their sales are just on fire.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

I had a 1992 Corolla that I drove 303,000 miles. It was a good old car.

[chrisser]

It would be interesting to see a list of the most profitable vehicles in history.

[TennesseeGirl]

Mustang. But, I’m prejudiced, lol.

[burroak]

IIRC,Little Tikes has sold more cars, ever.

[South40]

[Boiler Plate]

I’ve had all of them at one time or another with the exception of the Golf and Passat. The Beetle was enough of the VW crap.

[Paradox]

I had 358,000 on my accord, when it got stolen.