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Class action filed
Ford BlueCruise Class Action
Ford and Lincoln owners who have had problems with BlueCruise driver-assist can submit their information for review in the Oldani v. Ford Motor Company matter.
- Free to submit
- Confidential
- About 5 minutes
- Reviewed personally by our office
About the case
What the BlueCruise lawsuit is about.
The case has been filed: Oldani v. Ford Motor Company, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Case No. 2:26-cv-12866.
The case concerns the poor rollout of Ford's BlueCruise driver-assisted technology and its problems. BlueCruise has gone through two revisions since its first version, and models from 2021–2026 are potentially affected.
P.W. Matthews, PLLC of Dearborn, Michigan is gathering information from owners and purchasers whose vehicles include BlueCruise and who have experienced issues with the system.
Reported
BlueCruise problems
2021–2026 model years
We would like to hear from owners who have experienced:
- Difficulty updating BlueCruise
- Problems with lane changing
- Poor or inaccurate BlueCruise mapping
- Trouble recognizing static objects, including distinguishing people from inanimate objects
Depending on model year and equipment, BlueCruise has been available on versions of the:
- Ford Mustang Mach-E
- Ford F-150
- Ford F-150 Lightning
- Ford Expedition
- Ford Explorer
- Lincoln Navigator
- Lincoln Nautilus
- Lincoln Aviator
Availability and BlueCruise versions vary by model and model year.
Start Secure Intake →How it works
Three steps, a few minutes.
Describe your vehicle
Share your Ford or Lincoln model, purchase date, and BlueCruise information.
Explain your experience
Describe the issues you experienced and submit the authorization for review.
Questions
Ford BlueCruise lawsuit FAQ
Who may qualify?
Owners or purchasers of a 2021–2026 Ford or Lincoln vehicle equipped with BlueCruise who experienced problems with the system, such as update failures, lane-change problems, inaccurate mapping, or trouble recognizing objects. Our office reviews each submission to determine potential class membership.
Does it cost anything to submit the intake form?
No. Submitting the intake form is free.
Does submitting make me a client of the firm?
No. Submitting the form authorizes P.W. Matthews, PLLC to review your information to determine potential class membership. It does not create an attorney-client relationship.
What information will I need?
Your contact information, your vehicle make and model, the purchase date, whether BlueCruise was included, and a description of the problems you experienced.
What happens after I submit?
Every submission is reviewed personally by our office. If we need more information, we will contact you using the details you provide.
Where was the case filed?
Oldani v. Ford Motor Company was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Case No. 2:26-cv-12866.
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BlueCruise?
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