Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Lawsuit Certified For Nine States
The former class-action suit has been trimmed down considerably.
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The former class-action suit has been trimmed down considerably.
Read More »GM argues that the name infringes on its SuperCruise trademark.
Read More »Plaintiffs claim that certain models can overheat when driven hard.
Read More »The lawsuit alleges that most customers aren't aware Ford makes a profit on these charges.
Read More »The plaintiffs in the case also claim there are numerous problems with the tailgate latch design.
Read More »Plaintiffs argue the incorrect information affects the value of the trucks.
Read More »The group argues that the measure creates a huge cybersecurity risk.
Read More »The settlement allows Ford to avoid a costly and lengthy trial.
Read More »The lawsuit claims that a number of faulty parts are causing oil to leak in the combustion chambers.
Read More »The future of DRSC safety technology hangs in the balance.
Read More »The lawsuit claims that panoramic sunroofs can explode for no reason.
Read More »The harness allegedly wears out and causes multiple features to stop working.
Read More »Mere weeks after a legal victory in Florida.
Read More »The lawsuit will continue in Florida, but it won't become a nationwide class-action suit.
Read More »The lawsuit claimed that Ford was aware of the problem for nearly two decades.
Read More »More fallout from the ongoing crisis appears to be on the way.
Read More »Ford has dished out millions in settlements over the last several years.
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Ford may be forced to source its batteries from a foreign manufacturer.
Read More »Meanwhile, SK Innovation is still fighting its trade secrets ruling.
Read More »After previously trying to salvage its Georgia plant, SK is prepared to abandon it altogether.
Read More »Yet another company affiliated with Ford is being sued for stealing trade secrets.
Read More »The two rival companies don't seem to be close to coming to terms.
Read More »Illinois dealers are concerned with the potential economic impact on the state.
Read More »Two lawsuits in two different states will move forward after the ruling.
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