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md @ Dec 18th 2005 10:25PM
I am a little confused. Was there a recall allready issued when this happened, because if it was then Ford shouldn't really be responsible for the loss if the recall was not acted upon. If it was not under recall, then Ford should compensate a fair amount and show that they are actually sorry. A SINCERE apology from Bill Ford and the engineers who worked on the defective part would probably also be welcome from the family.
Paul, do you say the ignorant things you say because you actually believe them, or do you do it just to get a rise out of the bloggers?