What agency do we go to to start a class action suit or get a recall for this?

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Asked by Vinny_vassallo63 Feb 20, 2017 at 04:42 PM about the 2014 Lincoln MKT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Roof glass exploding and shattering shards and pieces into car-for no
apparent reason. Nothing hit roof glass to cause this to happen. Some kind of
design flaw or stress facter on frame holding glass? Safety issue

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http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/personal-injury/class-action- lawsuit.html

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That's for personal injury ambulance chasers. There was no personal injury. Just an unsafe product rip off from Ford that they will not stand behind

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Quit grumbling about it and just get it fixed. Class action lawsuit for a broken glass, that's a laugh. Are you going to be the only person in the class? How do you know that nothing hit the glass?

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I would stop by the local Lincoln dealership to see if Lincoln would help on the cost. Otherwise it is an insurance issue.

High heat can cause tempered glass to explode. Class action lawsuits primarily benefit the lawyers. All you might get is a coupon for a hundred bucks off on a new Lincoln.

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