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Ford’s F-Series Super Duty Pick-Up Trucks

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Ford’s F-Series Super Duty Pick-Up Trucks

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In June 2018, a class-action lawsuit was filed against Ford for allegedly deceptively marketing its F-Series Super Duty pick-up trucks as “clean,” fuel-efficient, and reliable trucks that have significantly reduced emissions when, according to the complaint, the company equips the trucks with an illegal “defeat device” that reduces the vehicles emissions during testing but not under normal driving conditions. (Goodroad et al v. Ford Motor Co. et al, Case No. 18-cv-11900, N.D. Cal.)

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