1. Toyota Camry – 167,199 units
This little hybrid is as popular in Europe as it is in the United States. After Toyota’s success with this model, they produced two more versions: Prius V (the bigger version) and Prius C. The interior of Toyota Prius is comfy and looks decent, but the best thing about it is its fuel economy and the fact that it is a hybrid, of course. And it is affordable – around $24,000.
2. Honda Civic – 158,030 units
Styling is bolder, powertrains are new, and sales are up—22.0 percent, to be exact. The 10th-generation Civic is shaping up to be a hit for Honda and sales should only get better with the introduction of the hatchback and sportier variants including the Civic Si.
3. Toyota Corolla – 151,243 units
The Corolla lineup may not have the depth of its competitors like the Civic and FordFocus, but the sedan continues to sell well for Toyota. Soon, we’ll start seeing the refreshed 2017 model (pictured) on the road, and that could boost numbers closer to the new Civic.
4. Nissan Altima – 142,220 units
For 2016, the Nissan Altima received a face-lift, new standard features, and a new sporty SR model that adds a sport-tuned suspension and visual upgrades such as a rear spoiler. The revisions appear to have helped, as the Altima is currently the second best-selling midsize sedan after the Camry and just slightly above the Honda Accord, which outsold the Nissan in May.
5. Honda Accord – 140,548 units
The Altima wasn’t the only midsizer to get refreshed for model-year 2016. The revised 2016 Honda Accord benefits from more technology including its available package of active safety tech features. Styling has also been updated, with 19-inch wheels available.If you need to rent a car in Albania, you can contact https://destinacioni.com/