NHTSA Complaint #11463874 — 2015 FORD EXPEDITION

I started my vehicle and the brake warning light and alarm came on. I checked to see if the E-brake was disengaged, which it was not engaged. I pressed the brake pedal and it immediately went to the floor. I checked under the hood for leaks and found the brake fluid level as extremely low. There were no leaks present. I refilled the brake fluid reservoir and checked the brake pedal. The pedal held, but it would slowly press down to the floorboard again. As I researched this issue, it was apparent the same issue was present that caused me to crash and total a 2015 Ford Edge. The 2015 and above Ford Eco-Boost engines either has a faulty brake line, or the brake fluid disappears into the Master Cylinder. To say this issue is a huge safety issue is big understatement. To crash and total a 2015 Ford Edge because Ford does not have the necessary parts available is just dangerous. To have a different Ford vehicle with the same dangerous issue is negligent in an extremely dangerous form. This is a known issue with Ford and yet Ford does not feel the need to cover such dangerous matters before someone is seriously injured or killed. How can I proceed with a complaint against Ford for the brakes failing on my 2015 Ford Edge, and causing a crash that totaled my vehicle? And, for the brakes failing on my 2015 Ford Expedition? Somehow this has to be stopped before someone really gets injured.