Ford hybrid owners sue over fuel-efficiency rating claims

Ford knew or should have known that the hybrid versions of the C-Max (pictured) and Fusion don't deliver advertised fuel ratings, according to the complaint.

April 23, 2013 05:00 AM

PHILADELPHIA (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. was sued by Pennsylvania car owners who said its hybrid models don’t deliver on fuel-efficiency claims.

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