Pennsylvania car owners sue Ford over hybrid fuel efficiency claims
Suit claims 2013 Fusion-Hybrid and C-Max Hybrid models aren't as fuel efficient as advertised.
Pennsylvania car owners sued Ford Motor Co. in federal court, claiming the company's fuel efficiency claims on its 2013 Fusion Hybrid and C-Max Hybrid models are inaccurate, according to Bloomberg News. Read about the lawsuit.
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