A buyback (or "repurchase") occurs when Ford agrees to take back a vehicle and compensate the owner due to unresolved mechanical problems that qualify under state "Lemon Laws" or specific legal settlements. :

A (mileage offset) is usually deducted based on how many miles were driven before the first repair attempt.

Fords typically pays back the purchase price, including taxes and finance charges.

: You must typically initiate the process yourself by contacting Ford Customer Service or a specialized Return and Acquisition Vehicle (RAV) team. Buying a "Buyback" Vehicle

The primarily exists as a legal or manufacturer-led remedy for vehicles with significant defects, particularly those related to the well-documented PowerShift transmission issues . How the Buyback Program Works