We'll give you a hint: It's not one of those small, fuel efficient cars that were all the anger six months ago. In fact, only three of the top ten vehicles are considered small cars.

Give up? Don't care? Either way, you should click to the next page to find out what's on top as it's sure to be the topic of more than a few misinformed office conversations in the months ahead.

Hey, what do you know? Americans still like trucks after all, but midsize cars are right up there too, so it appears as though USA needs both.

The real hole in this list is the demand of SUVs. They topped lists like these not too long ago and now they've been chopped up into so many tiny segments that they don't even show up anymore. Probably not a bad thing.  

  
1. Ford F-150
      Numbers of units sold: 20,072

   2. Honda Accord
      Numbers of units sold: 19,022

   3. Chevrolet Silverado 1500
      Numbers of units sold: 17,827

   4. Nissan Altima
      Numbers of units sold: 17,577

   5. Chevrolet Malibu
      Numbers of units sold: 16,372

   6. Toyota Corolla
      Numbers of units sold: 15,895

   7. Toyota Camry
      Numbers of units sold: 14,925

   8. Honda Civic
      Numbers of units sold: 14,440

   9. Chevrolet Cobalt
      Number of units sold: 12,962

  10. Ford Fusion
      Numbers of units sold: 11,088