NHTSA Complaint #10895319 — 2016 FORD EXPLORER

I'M A VICTIM OF THE WIDE SPREAD ELECTRONIC THROTTLE BODY ISSUE ON THE 2016 FORD EXPLORER, LIMITED, FWD, 3.5V6. IT ONLY CLOCKED 7000 MILES AND IT HAPPENED WHEN I WAS AT AROUND 40MPH IN THE TRAFFIC, AND ALL OF SUDDEN, BOTH THE CHECK ENGINE AND AIRBAG LIGHT TURNED ON, STEERING WHEEL BECAME HEAVY, AND LOST ALL THE POWER, PRESSING THE GAS PADDLE COULDN'T ACCELERATE THE VEHICLE. I MANAGED TO COAST TO THE ROAD SIDE, CALLED THE TOW TRUCK, AND SENT THE CAR IN NEARBY FORD SERVICE. ON THE NEXT DAY, I WAS INFORMED OF THE THROTTLE BODY FAILURE AND FAULTY PART WAS REPLACED. AS ECHOED BY SO MANY OTHER OWNERS, THIS IS A KNOWN DEFECT IN AN IMPORTANT PART ON THIS BRAND NEW CAR, IT'S EXTREMELY DANGEROUS TO LOSE ALL POWER ALL OF SUDDEN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TRAFFIC, WHAT IF IT'S ON A SPEEDY HIGHWAY? HUSBAND, WIFE, OR CHILDREN COULD BE SERIOUSLY HIT OR EVEN KILLED. IF THIS IS NOT CLASSIFIED AS A RECALL CASE, WHAT ELSE IS?