Call Ford directly. Worst they can say is no.

Check with your local dealer. Make sure it's a true Ford Warranty and not 3rd party.

If it's still available, then grab it from one of the Ford Dealers selling on the internet. I got my 8/48 bumper to bumper, no deductible, first day rental for $740 via the internet.

IMO, it's foolish to not look in your mirror before changing lanes. What if someone is doing 30 or 40 MPH faster than you and you blindly change lanes? Agreed, however Ford's implementation is a VERY tiny light that you're supposed to see in a quick hurry. I much prefer the light AND warning sound ...

Lahiiem wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 26, 2020 3:28 am

It's from a 3rd party called The Mechanics.

Yep, I NEVER recommend getting a 3rd party warranty when a factory warranty is available.

Yep, I think the Focus would have done just fine.

I don't know....but when the fire department has to rip the car apart to get me out of it.....

Yeah, I call that catastrophic.

Who is your warranty from? Ford or a 3rd party??

I'm 6'3", I win

And my accident was no fender bender.

If you don't feel safe in your Focus, sell it and move on. Simple as that.

"Too small to feel safe in" ?????

What kind of accidents are you getting into??

I was driving a 1988 Toyota Supra. A semi decided to play sandwich with me and an underpass (solid concrete wall). Didn't even bend the frame of the Supra. Protected me so well I bought a 1989 to replace it.

Does your online account show that you owe anything?