2013 Ford C-Max The Problem: In 2013 Ford C-Max models without the optional panoramic sunroof, some cars were built without a piece of plastic cladding in the headliner. Without that cladding, the roof doesn’t meet federal standards for head-injury prevention. Although Ford has no reports of injuries related to this problem, an occupant could sustain more severe head injuries in cars without the plastic cladding. The 2013 Ford C-Max was also previously recalled because its child locks might not function properly. The Fix: Ford will inspect the vehicles and install the appropriate “plastic energy absorber” for free. Number Of Vehicles Potentially Affected: 33,021 2013 Ford C-Max hatchbacks built between January 19, 2012 and June 26, 2013 Read more: rumors.automobilemag/recall-central-2013-ford-c-max-2011-lotus-evora-236683.html#ixzz2aRyzKxPd Follow us: @AutomobileMag on Twitter | AutomobileMag on Facebook
Posted on: Mon, 29 Jul 2013 15:53:15 +0000
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