Ford, Chevy top brand loyalty rankings; Toyota falls | Bullish June U.S. sales forecasts | Small trucks lack rear-seat passenger protections | Remembering Gerald Meyers | Stellantis' new EV services

Ford and Chevrolettop S&P Global Mobility's 2023 loyalty ranking of mainstream brands so far.

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