A jury in Columbus, Georgia has ordered the Ford Motor Company to pay up to the sum of $2.5 billion after a rollover crash in one of the brand's pickup truck killed two occupants.

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Ford is hurting after a Georgia court ordered the automaker to pay a whopping $2.5 billion to the family of a couple killed back in 2022. They were riding in a Super Duty pickup when it rolled, the roof caving in and crushing them both.

Yes, you read that correctly. Ford is out of a whopping $2.5 BILLION due to the verdict in the Super Duty trucks rollover lawsuit. It’s the largest verdict in Georgia history and is related to a couple killed in a 2022 rollover crash.

Ford must pay $2.5 billion to a grieving family after two people died in a Super Duty truck. Herman and Debra Mills were crushed when their F-250 flipped over and landed on its roof. The jury decided that Ford’s 1999-2016 trucks had “defective and dangerously weak roofs.