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The most popular used cars sold amid the coronavirus pandemic

Americans are turning to used cars to save some cash -- here are the cars that saw the most sales growth year-over-year, and from April to May.

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A new study looked at the best selling cars amid the coronavirus pandemic from April to May, and the Honda HR-V topped the charts.

2017 Cadillac XT5
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The Cadillac XT5 came in second, likely do to sweet off-lease deals.

2018 Volkswagen Passat
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The Volkswagen Passat was the lone sedan on the list.

2017 Chevrolet Trax
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The Chevrolet Trax found a lot of driveways from April to May.

2017 Jeep Compass Trailhawk
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The Jeep Compass was another top crossover choice.

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The Nissan Rogue Sport saw a 45% increase in sales month-over-month.

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The Mercedes-Benz GLC was a big surprise with a 95% sales increase from April to May.

2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport
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Americans love their trucks, so naturally, the Tacoma found a lot of love even amid the pandemic.

2013 Ford F-150
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Americans didn't abandon the F-150 during the pandemic, either.

2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
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The Jeep Grand Cherokee rounded out the top 10.

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