The keys to getting a refund from Ford
NOT only are thousands of unhappy customers confronting Ford in a class action, many are taking on the carmaker on their own — and winning.
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Ford class action shifts into gear
THIS woman — worried her Ford is going to kill someone — has joined thousands of other Australians in a new class action, details of which can be revealed for the first time.
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Doyles closure has cost me $450
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