On Sunday, May 29, an injured male Black Bear cub – one of five currently being treated at the Wildlife Center of Virginia - was admitted to the Waynesboro-based wildlife hospital from Nelson County after it had been spotted on the road for two days. Claiming superior real-world fuel economy compared to other hybrids.Īdditionally, Ford’s deceptive and misleading “Best-in-Class” payload claims on its 2011–2014 Super Duty pick-up trucks, which include the F-250, F-350, and F-450 models, were investigated.Marketing that driving style would not impact real-world fuel economy and.Misrepresenting the distance consumers could drive on one tank of gas.
The investigation revealed that Ford made several misleading representations about 2013–2014 C-Max hybrids, including: A key component of my office is protecting Virginia consumers, and I’m pleased we were able to reach a fair agreement with Ford,” said Attorney General Miyares. Ford exaggerated the C-Max hybrids’ fuel efficiency and Super Duty trucks’ payload capacity, misleading Virginia consumers. “Virginians should be able to trust car manufacturers’ information as advertised about their vehicles. Attorney General Jason Miyares announced that Virginia will receive $384,736.40 from a multistate settlement with Ford Motor Company (“Ford”) to resolve allegations that Ford falsely advertised the real-world fuel economy of the model year 2013–2014 C-Max hybrids and the payload capacity of the model year 2011–2014 Super Duty pickup trucks.
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