Ford Truck hides defects on fuel tanks for ten years
www.chinatrucks.com: CNBC quoted a court documents that Ford Motors is sued for their trucks with defects on fuel tank, and the trucks have been sold for ten years.
Ten Ford E series and F series trucks have some defects which may cause disintegrating or even dropping. And the oil supply system may be blocked by fragment and rusts.
The case is submitted by New Jersey Coba Greening and Construction Company for fraud, violation of warranty and unjust enrichment.
Ford F series pickup is one the best-selling vehicle in the US, and E series is full-scale van vehicle.
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