[Romulus]

Go talk to consumer affairs. It may be adventagious to get yourself a commercial lawyer and have them send the dealer a letter reminding them what Ford's obligations are.

It sounds like the vehicle simply isn't fit for purpose. It's a performance vehicle, you have availed yourself to it's performance in a legal venue, Ford cannot deny warranty because you did so. Typical of a dealer to make you do the hard work, but it will be worth it in the end. You should attempt to escalate the matter to Court so you can make an application for costs to cover your legal fees.