A jury in Columbus, Georgia has ordered the Ford Motor Company to pay up to the sum of $2.5 billion after a rollover crash in one of the brand's pickup truck killed two occupants. The accident happened in August of 2022,

Attorneys representing the family of a Georgia couple killed in 2022 when their 2015 Ford F-250 rolled over argued Ford has long known about structural weaknesses in Super Duty trucks' roofs.

Ford must pay $2.5 billion to a grieving family after two people died in a Super Duty truck. Herman and Debra Mills were crushed when their F-250 flipped over and landed on its roof. The jury decided that Ford’s 1999-2016 trucks had “defective and dangerously weak roofs.

The jury's verdict in the case against Ford Motor has became record breaking in the state of Georgia. Ford pays billions.

The 2022 crash resulted in the deaths of a husband and wife when the roof of their 2015 F-250 Super Duty crushed down on them, according to the suit.

Ford Motor Co. owes more than $2.5 billion to the family of a couple killed in a 2022 rollover in one of the company’s “Super Duty” trucks, a Georgia federal