How do I peer respond and ask a question: FORD MOTOR COMPANY United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit The Ford Motor Company litigation involves multiple parties, including the EPA. Ford provided its fuel economy data for their F-150 and Ranger to the EPA, which then published it to the Public. Allegedly, Ford used deceptive marketing by reporting the fuel efficiency of these trucks as being better than it was, which misled consumers to purchase the vehicle. The main issue is whether Ford's advertising and sales practices violated consumer protection laws by providing inaccurate information about the trucks' fuel economy, leading to financial losses for the purchasers. The plaintiffs argue that the fuel efficiency claims were misleading and incurred additional costs due to higher fuel consumption than advertised. The litigation sought to hold Ford accountable for Breach of contract and failure to fulfill their contractual obligationsnegligent misrepresentation for providing false information without taking due care to ensure its accuracy. A breach of express warranty is a seller's promise or guarantee about the quality or performance of their product. Fraud is intentionally deceiving someone to gain an unfair or unlawful advantage. The case was decided on April 21, 2023, in favor of Ford's dismissal motion. The court found the EPA had the authority "to regulate testing, deter fraud, and publish its fuel economy estimates" (65 F.4th 851, 2023). It would cause the jury t