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My humble suggestion is to take it into the dealer and explain that the car does not work as promised and as designed. Explain to the dealer your experience that you have had with Ford customer service so far and ask them to fix it. If they can't, then ask to see the district Ford representative. Set a meeting and patiently explain that you car is not working as designed and that you are fed up with the situation. Ask him or her what s/he would do if it were his or her car.Susan said:I have emails and phone calls and here we are in February and still no resolution. If I do not continually email for a status I honestly feel my issue would be ignored.
Sorry to reset you back to zero with the dealer, but customer service finds no need to take ownership of this problem. You need to speak to a Ford rep face-to-face. Waiting for an email or telephone call is not going to work, but when you get a person involved who will take ownership, you can email and telephone the PERSON, not some department. Good Luck, but that's my suggestion.