Uh oh, wonder if this effects Hybrids

[Howie411]

http://consumerist.com/2010/06/nhtsa-warns-of-possible-stuck-accelerators-in-2010-ford-fusion-and-mercury-milan-vehicles.html I'm guessing it uses the same Mats. Edited June 1, 2010 by Howie411

[FFHdriver]

http://consumerist.com/2010/06/nhtsa-warns-of-possible-stuck-accelerators-in-2010-ford-fusion-and-mercury-milan-vehicles.html I'm guessing it uses the same Mats.

Doesn't seem to be any problem if you don't stack mats on top of mats.

[probowler]

Doesn't seem to be any problem if you don't stack mats on top of mats.

Omg, how stupid are people? :finger:

[Grey]

BTW, don't stick your hand under the deck of a rotary lawnmower while it is running. Yes, they are out there and they are breeding.

[kirkster57]

What is interesting about this is that when I picked up my new FFH from the dealer, the rubber floor mats were installed on top of the carpeted ones. The dealer did it! I saw that and thought to myself, that can't be safe, and removed them before I left the lot. Makes you wonder how many folks leave them like that. Would be great testimony in court.

 

 

Doesn't seem to be any problem if you don't stack mats on top of mats.

[Kobra Kai]

Isn't the "old sticky floormat" excuse how Toyota's problems started?

 

Hope this really remains just a sticky floormat. Cuz i really do like my car.

[sullied]

http://consumerist.com/2010/06/nhtsa-warns-of-possible-stuck-accelerators-in-2010-ford-fusion-and-mercury-milan-vehicles.html I'm guessing it uses the same Mats.

Umm...secure the rubber floor mats and the problem is gone. I don't see the problem here other than idiots. There shouldn't be a consumer complaint...there should be Darwin in action here.