 I was rolling  along in traffic on a main interstate highway and 2012 Ford Focus suddenly would not accelerate and then stalled.  This was followed by all sorts of things lighting up on my dash, and the car would not re- start, wouldn't turn over, nothing.  I was lucky to be able to get over to the shoulder of the highway, although it was on the left side of the road, which was super dangerous.  Long story short, I was denied roadside assistance (which I thought I was covered under) because my car was no longer under warranty.  I had 76,000 and change.  My warranty apparently ran out at 60,000.  However, this well known transmission problem that exists with this vehicle, is covered under an "extended warranty" up to 150,000 miles (but there's a $100 deductible!!!).  So, because there's a faulty issue with this vehicle,  a documented, known fault in the manufacturing;  my money, time and convenience are not a matter of concern.  My car had been properly maintained, in fact had been inspected not a week before this happened, and there was no indication of this happening.  This is extremely dangerous and frankly I find it unacceptable that FORD didn't do more to prevent this from happening.  There is one Service Advisor at the dealership who was helpful.  He has agreed to submit my towing bills for reimbursement.  No one was really apologetic or concerned with my satisfaction as a Ford customer.  If I was knowingly selling dangerous, faulty vehicles, I would be falling all over myself to make sure I could make the customer happy, if that were possible.  Basically the attitude is one of indifference.  I thought I was doing a good thing by buying an American car, but I would never buy another Ford again, and will try to trade this vehicle in ASAP.  I will buy a Subaru if I can afford it.  In short, buyer beware ... transmission problem, Ford not too concerned with customer satisfaction.