Might get some cash back:

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/buy-...QBEH?ocid=ientp

Wow. My 2016 is included and for four separate things!!!!

Well, Poo! Georgia not on the list.

My Altima had some items on the list! That car seemed to always need replacement of something that should not fail.

Figures. I don't see why it should be limited to 'new' either...js.

well, i didn't see Oklahoma or Texas on the list, so i'm out.

I'm in, but since my purchase were 1997 and 2000, I know longer have the purchase documents to support my claims.

From the claim form: YOU MUST PROVIDE PROOF OF PURCHASE DOCUMENTS TO SUPPORT THE INFORMATION REQUESTED IN THIS CLAIM FORM. IF THE INFORMATION IS INCOMPLETE OR ILLEGIBLE, YOUR CLAIM MAY BE DENIED.

Didn't read the fine print yet but my glove box has all the original docs since I just bought mine in 2016.

Three vehicles, sweet!

::now to dig for paper::

I've also purchased 3 cars on the list. But I'm confused...while I've purchased the 3 cars, not sure that I've purchased the parts listed for those 3 cars.

Same. I don't see the transmission I had to replace on the list.

The 2 brand new vehicles I have purchased over the last 15 years are not on the list. No free money for me.

My car I got rid of is included. The thing would stall out in the middle of intersections but was not included in that lawsuit/recall by Ford as they limited it to only automatic transmissions and I had manual. It was a death trap when it was not working right and a great car when it was. Do the math on that and you only need it to be running bad once when there is a car or truck coming.

2 vehicles for me. And although Georgia isn't on the list of states, I was living in Kansas at the time we bought them. Woohoo!