# 2016 FORD F-350 — UNKNOWN OR OTHER
> NHTSA complaint `1801204` · 2022-03-13 · Ford Motor Company
## Severity
- **Deaths:** 0
- **Injured:** 1
- **Fire:** No
- **Crash:** No
- **Police report:** No
- **Medical attention:** Yes
- **Vehicle towed:** No
## Vehicle
- **Make:** FORD
- **Model:** F-350
- **Year:** 2016
- **Manufacturer:** Ford Motor Company
- **Component:** UNKNOWN OR OTHER
## Narrative
The 2016 model does not include a cabin air filter. It put me and my kids at risk. It puts the elderly, people with immune issues, kids, etc., at risk.  I developed severe asthma at 37 years old and a non smoker. Over the past 4 years,  driving the 2016 Ford 350,  it came with unexplainable upper respiratory infections. I'm now on 2 types of inhalers.  I spoke to Ford and they did not care that the 2016 model does not have a cabin filter. (If this was not a problem, then why does the models after 2016 come with one??) All I was hoping, is that Ford would add a cabin air filter to my truck. I'm not asking the company to pay the doctor bills or give me back 4 years of breathing. I'm just asking for the company to apply a piece of equipment to my truck that would help me breath and not directly take in all stuff coming in my truck.  I literally smell everything.   Everything comes through: Vehicle exhaust from other vehicles Chemicals in air  Pollution while driving in cities (dallas) Pollen Dust Clay/dirt Smoke...fires burning...cigerate...   Just driving on the interstate, other vehicle exhaust comes in. I turn ac off. (It gets hot inTexas) This sets off asthma attacks. Even if parked and someone has their truck running...the exhaust comes in.  I'm considering talking to a lawyer about about this, since Ford will not consider my complaint and willing help me.  However, I care about others. No kid should be inhaling exhaust or anything that can cause issues with the lungs. I wi
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