Need legal advice from OT experts on small claims court.

I'm suing Ford Motor Company and a local dealership in small claims court. Do you think I have a good case?

I've got a 2014 Ford F-150 crew cab. The truck has a 3 yr./36,000 mi. basic warranty.

This past March before I turned 36,000 miles, I brought the truck to the dealership to fix a few things that weren't working and do a couple of recalls before my warranty expired. The main things I wanted fixed were the passenger window that would intermittently work and the rear window defrost that quit working about a year after I bought it.

So they did the recalls and replaced the window regulator. They had to replace the whole rear window (with power sliding glass) because you cannot repair the defrost. It's a terrible design and a very common problem on F-150s.

So a couple weeks ago while I'm driving my truck in a thunderstorm, I looked in my rear view mirror and see water dripping off of the headliner by the rear window on the driver's side. I pulled into a gas station and inspect the rear window and there was a 1/4 inch gap between the window frame and the cab about a foot long. So I put a piece of tape over it and called the dealership to schedule an appointment to fix it.

Well I brought the truck to them on Monday and I get a call from them later telling me that the window frame is warped, and the whole window and frame are one piece and needs to be replaced, and I will have to pay for it. Almost $900. They said Ford doesn't warranty glass and since my truck is out of warranty, neither Ford or the dealership is responsible for paying. I called bullshite since the rear glass is only 7 months old and is a defective part. They won't budge. I filed a claim with Ford Customer Service and my claim was denied.

So I'm suing them in small claims court. Should I name the dealership also in the lawsuit?

And if you don't think I can win, read this.

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