NHTSA Complaint #11299559 — 2016 FORD FUSION

I AM FORTUNATE TO HAVE BEEN STATIONARY(THE VEHICLE) AT THE TIME OF THE CASUALTY TO MY 2016 FORD FUSION. I WAS STOPPED AT A STORE AND AFTER I PLACED MY THINGS IN THE BACKSEAT, I WENT TO CLOSE MY REAR DRIVER SIDE DOOR AND IT WOULD NOT CLOSE. THIS HAPPENED JANUARY 14TH, 2020. I WILL MENTION THAT MY 2016 FORD FUSION WAS PURCHASED IN SEPTEMBER 2016 WITH ONLY 17 MILES ON IT, BRAND NEW AT AN OVERSEAS MILITARY VEHICLE DEALERSHIP. MY VEHICLE CURRENTLY ONLY HAS 18,000 MILES ON IT. AS I HAVE NO ROPE OR TIES IN MY VEHICLE, I WAS LEFT WITH TWISTING MY ARM BEHIND THE DRIVER SEAT AND DRIVING HOME(INSTEAD OF MY DESTINATION) WITH MY ARM PAINFULLY TWISTED AROUND AS TO KEEP THE DOOR CLOSED ON THE ROAD TO NOT HIT ANOTHER VEHICLE WHEN I BRAKED OR TURNED. I WOULD SURMISE THIS AS A NOT POSITIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE POURING RAIN. FORD HAS FORMALLY TOLD ME VIA THEIR CUSTOMER CARE LINE THAT MY VEHICLE IS NOT COVERED UNDER ANY SAFETY RECALLS. FORD HAS STATED MY $2000 FORDEXTRACARE 7 YEAR/75,000 MILE EXTENDED WARRANTY ADDITIONALLY WILL NOT COVER THIS CASUALTY. I'VE FOUND EVIDENCE ONLINE THAT FORD ISSUED RECALLS FOR 2013-2015 FORD FUSIONS FOR THIS EXACT PROBLEM. I AM CONCERNED AS TO WHY MY SAFETY CONCERN AND VERY REAL CASUALTY TO MY VEHICLE WAS VALID ON THIS MODEL OF CAR A YEAR PRIOR TO MINE, BUT SOMEHOW IS NOT NOW. CAN A FORD VEHICLE WITH ONLY 18K MILES ON IT AT 3 YEARS OLD BE REASONABLY EXPECTED TO HAVE THE DOORS BREAK IN THE OPEN POSITION? I'M BEING TOLD THAT IT IS NOT A DEFECT OF THE VEHICLE AND I AM TO FOOT THE BILL FOR THIS CASUALTY TO THE VEHICLE.