Top 12 Cars Of 1952

Here is a list of the top 12 selling vehicles in the United States for the year 1952, listed in order from number 1-12, including auto manufacturer, model/type of vehicle, average retail price, and sales figures:

Chevrolet

• Model/Type: 150/210 Series
• Average Retail Price: $1,600
• Units Sold: 1,080,000

Ford

• Model/Type: Ford Car (custom line)
• Average Retail Price: $1,700
• Units Sold: 923,000

Plymouth

• Model/Type: Plymouth Cranbrook
• Average Retail Price: $1,590
• Units Sold: 718,000

Pontiac

• Model/Type: Pontiac Chieftain
• Average Retail Price: $2,050
• Units Sold: 529,000

Buick

• Model/Type: Buick Super
• Average Retail Price: $2,500
• Units Sold: 498,000

Oldsmobile

• Model/Type: Oldsmobile 88
• Average Retail Price: $2,220
• Units Sold: 416,000

Chrysler

• Model/Type: Chrysler New Yorker
• Average Retail Price: $3,000
• Units Sold: 160,000

Nash

• Model/Type: Nash Rambler
• Average Retail Price: $1,600
• Units Sold: 112,000

Studebaker

• Model/Type: Studebaker Commander
• Average Retail Price: $1,966
• Units Sold: 104,000

Mercury

– Model/Type: Mercury Monterey
– Average Retail Price: $2,400
– Units Sold: 101,000

Dodge

– Model/Type: Dodge Coronet
– Average Retail Price: $1,610
– Units Sold: 97,000

Packard

– Model/Type: Packard 300
– Average Retail Price: $3,700
– Units Sold: 51,000

Please note that the numbers (average retail prices and sales units) may vary slightly based on different sources, as exact data for all vehicles might not be consistently available. However, the list provides a general representation of the most popular vehicles from that era based on sales data available.