Ford Lemon Law Information

Ford Motor Company, more commonly referred to simply as Ford, is an all-American multi-national automaker. It was founded in 1903 and has since become one of the largest and most profitable auto makers in the world. Ford manufacturers a wide range of vehicles including but not limited to sedans, SUVs, crossovers, trucks, vans, hybrids and electric vehicles.

If you have purchased or leased a Ford that has had multiple repairs while under the manufacturer’s warranty it is possible your Ford is a lemon under your state’s lemon laws. If this is the case you are entitled to compensation for your defective Ford, which could include a refund, replacement or cash settlement for your defective vehicle.

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Is Your Ford a Lemon?

There are both federal and state lemon laws that provide relief to vehicle owners who have purchased or leased a new or used Ford vehicle. If your Ford has been in for multiple repair attempts that started while under the warranty period, it might be a lemon. Also, if your Ford has been out of service for an extended period of time while under the warranty, once again, your vehicle might be a lemon. Finally, the problems that you are having with your Ford need to substantially impair the safety, they use or the value of the vehicle. This is often where there is a difference of opinion between the manufacturer and the consumer. What you as a consumer might consider a substantial impairment to the vehicle, the manufacturer on the other hand might simply consider a nuisance or an inconvenience. For this reason it is imperative to have a lemon law attorney on your side who understands your concerns with regard to your Ford vehicle and fight Ford to prove your concerns are substantial and not simply a nuisance.

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Defects in Ford Vehicles that Justify Bringing a Lemon Law Claim


Successful cases have been brought against Ford Motor Company for almost all model vehicles, including Ford Focus, Ford Fusion, Ford Fiesta, Ford Edge, Ford Flex Ford Escape, Ford Mustang, and Ford trucks, including the F-150, F-250, F-350 and F-450. Problems with these ford vehicles can include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Grinding noise from engine
  • Engine failure
  • Transmission shuddering on acceleration
  • A lag in acceleration
  • Replacement of the clutch on multiple occasions
  • Transmission failing;
  • Engine stalling/cutting out while driving
  • Excessive noise from the suspension
  • Transmission not shifting smoothly
  • Engine leaking oil/fluids

All these problems can substantially impair the safety, use and value of your Ford vehicle. If you had multiple issues for these problems, it is possible that your Ford may be a lemon.

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    If you are having issues with your purchased or leased vehicle do hesitate in contacting the lemon law experts for a case evaluation. A brief phone call with the Lemon Law Experts will make sure your rights relating to your Ford vehicle are protected. If our lemon law experts determine that you have a potential lemon law claim you could have your vehicle repurchased or replaced, or you might get to keep your vehicle and get cash in your pocket for the issues with your Ford vehicle. There is no reason to delay in contacting the Lemon Law Experts of Consumer Law Experts at today for a case evaluation, and taking that first step to getting you out of a potentially unsafe and unreliable vehicle.

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