Ford Kuga owners' whose cars caught fire finally get go-ahead for R50,000 compensation

Ford Kuga owners whose vehicles caught fire can claim their R50,000 compensation from the manufacturer.Finally, the dozens of Ford Kuga owners whose vehicles caught fire can claim their R50,000 compensation from the manufacturer.

The agreement - agreed to by the commission and the Ford Motor Company of SA - applies to 56 Ford Kuga owners whose 1.6 Kuga SUVs were distributed between 2014 to 2017 and later caught alight in the engine compartment area, causing extensive damage. submit a claim against Ford in terms of section 61 of the Consumer Protection Act, with advocate Terry Motau providing alternative dispute resolution services; orThe commission investigated the conduct of Ford after receiving 160 complaints from consumers who alleged that their consumer rights were infringed by the company.

Source: Car News Wire (carnewswire.net)

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