What is the Ford Warranty on Corrosion?

Corrosion coverage depends on the type of damage and your vehicle’s model year, age, and mileage. If you have a corrosion-related concern, your Ford Dealer can determine if it is covered under warranty.

General corrosion warranty coverage includes the following:

• Corrosion without perforation: Corrosion damage to body sheet metal that has not caused holes is covered under the New Vehicle Warranty for 36 months or 60,000 kilometres, whichever comes first. Damage caused by abnormal use or extreme environmental conditions is not covered.
• Corrosion without perforation: Rust that causes holes in body sheet metal panels is covered for 5 years with unlimited kilometres on cars and light trucks.
• Corrosion on aluminum panels: Beginning with the 2015 F-150, and for all 2016 and newer cars and light trucks, corrosion damage to aluminum panels is covered for 5 years with unlimited kilometres. Perforation is not required.

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