interesting,,, the top three selling vehicles for years have been trucks. The F150, then chevy, then dodge have been in that order. If you take out service vehicles and rental companies the ford product is way down the list. Service/rentals also lower the value of personal cars bought.
Now the flip of that is mandates that cars get a higher MPG. Don't believe the hype on hybrids. By the time you pay more because of the dual energy power you don't save any money. I have seen figures where if you trade your hybrid in before 8 years you actually spend more money than a regular car. This is figured by extra cost to buy vs gas savings. Then there is the discussion that hybrid batteries are actually worse for the global warming beliefs.
As far as dodge and Chevrolet, they still have the worse records for reliability. Chevrolet advertises all the "great" add ons. Their rep. is they sacrifice quality for luxury add ons.
Honda then Subaru have the best long term reliability ratings.