F-Series drives Ford increase; Toyota snaps losing streak; Honda surges again; Hyundai, Kia post double-digit gains in May

Fordtrucksales,jpg.jpg — Led by a 43 percent increase in F-Series volume, Ford's overall pickup deliveries rose 32 percent in May. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

June 01, 2023 10:15 AM

U.S. light-vehicle sales rose 23 percent to 1.359 million in May, GlobalData said in a report Friday, as retail selection improved, consumer incentives rebounded and automakers filled a backlog of fleet orders.

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