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Toyota, Honda and Nissan led the way in sedan sales in September. What else is new?

The three Japanese manufacturers represented the automotive manufacturers, with each company selling more than 25,000 vehicles in the month.

The Toyota Camry was the largest seller, with more than 40,000 units sold.

The top-three sellers all also included their hybrids in their respective overall totals for the month.

Here's the list of the top-10 best selling sedans in the United States last month, with price range and the percentage of change in sales from 2006 (Asterisks mean the total includes hybrid sales.)

1. Toyota Camry*

September 2007 Sales: 40,438
Change vs. September 2006: 9.9%

MSRP: $18,470 - $28,020
Invoice: $16,898 - $24,937

2. Honda Accord*

September 2007 Sales: 35,031
Change vs. September 2006: 31.2%

MSRP: $18,625 - $27,500
Invoice: $16,890 - $24,909

3. Nissan Altima*

September 2007 Sales: 27,871
Change vs. September 2006: 46.7%

MSRP: $17,950 - $28,400
Invoice: $17,588 - $26,315

4. Chevrolet Impala

September 2007 Sales: 23,172
Change vs. September 2006: 10.2%

MSRP: $20,945 - $27,970
Invoice: $19,793 - $26,431

5. Ford Fusion

September 2007 Sales: 11,966
Change vs. September 2006: 14%

MSRP: $17,430 - $24,020
Invoice: $16,316 - $22,073

6. Pontiac G6

September 2007 Sales: 11,281
Change vs. September 2006: -9.8%

MSRP: $17,845 - $29,345
Invoice: $16,863 - $27,731

7. Chevrolet Malibu

September 2007 Sales: 11,022
Change vs. September 2006: 14.6%

MSRP: $19,345 - $26,345
Invoice: $18,281 - $24,896

8. Pontiac Grand Prix

September 2007 Sales: 10,121
Change vs. September 2006: -17.1%

MSRP: $21,815 - $28,815
Invoice: $20,615 - $27,230

9. Dodge Charger

September 2007 Sales: 9,265
Change vs. September 2006: -5.8%

MSRP: $22,100 - $35,920
Invoice: $20,560 - $33,433

10. Chrysler 300

September 2007 Sales: 9,231
Change vs. September 2006: -9.7%

MSRP: $24,320 - $31,075
Invoice: $22,728 - $28,808