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Lyman et al v. Ford Motor Company
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2:21-cv-10024
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May 30, 2025
Ford Says No Evidence Of Damages In Oil-Guzzling Suit
Ford Motor Co. is urging a Michigan federal court to throw out a proposed class action alleging it sold vehicles with an oil-guzzling defect, saying the evidence fails to show any actionable damages or that there was any breach of the applicable warranties.
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March 29, 2023
Some Ford F-150 Oil-Guzzling Claims Sent To Arbitration
A Michigan federal judge has sent to arbitration claims from four plaintiffs in a proposed class action alleging Ford Motor Co. sold F-150 vehicles with an oil-guzzling defect, saying their purchase agreements delegate all disputes, including whether to arbitrate, to an arbitrator.
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January 07, 2021
Ford F-150 Buyers Say Defect Caused Trucks To Guzzle Oil
A new proposed class action in Michigan federal court alleges that Ford knowingly concealed manufacturing defects in its F-150 vehicles believed to cause an excessively high rate of engine oil consumption, usually manifesting after the vehicle's warranty period has expired.