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Sulligan v. Ford Motor Company
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September 24, 2024
Electric Mustang Drivers Drop Ford Battery Defect Suit
Mustang Mach-E drivers have quietly dropped their suit accusing Ford Motor Co. of selling nearly 50,000 of electric vehicles with a dangerous battery defect that makes the car spontaneously shut off while driving.
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August 14, 2023
Judge Trims Claims In Ford Battery Shutdown Defect Suit
A Michigan federal judge has significantly pared a putative class action that claimed thousands of Ford Motor Co. Mustang Mach-E vehicles have a design flaw that can cause the electric cars to lose power suddenly while on the road.
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July 21, 2022
Ford Mach-E Mustang Owners Allege Battery Shutdown Defect
A Mustang Mach-E driver has hit Ford Motor Co. with a putative class action in Michigan federal court, alleging that nearly 50,000 of the electric vehicles have a dangerous battery defect that causes them to spontaneously shut down while driving.