Firestone has a massive manufacturing defect which causes separation, but then blame's Ford's specs as a "coverup" for an engineering defect
http://jalopnik.com/the-ten-worst-auto-executives-ever-15718...
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Apple didn't discover a massive manufacturing defect and ship the items anyway.
http://www.dailydot.com/technology/apple-watch-defect/
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- The investigation into GM's massive manufacturing defect, cover-up, and long-delayed recall is still ramping up, but the lawsuits are already
http://consumerist.com/tag/you-cant-sue-this/
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As an aside, this is apparently some sort of know massive manufacturing defect affecting a significant amount of the OEM drives for Apple.
https://www.google.com/search?num=100&espv=2&q="massive manu...

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After much research I have come to conclusion that there is a massive manufacturing defect in the construction of the rear differential used in this model vehicle.
http://www.aboutautomobile.com/Complaint/2002/Ford/Explorer/...
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Manufacturing Defects: Manufacturing defects are caused by some error that occurred during the assembly of the product and were not intended to be a part of the product. Therefore, it is said that manufacturing defects are unplanned. A plaintiff involved in a manufacturing defect case must prove that the defect found in the product was present at the time it left the factory where it was made or produced and not something that could have been caused by wear and tear after the fact.



Design Defects: Design defects are caused by some error that occurred when the item was still being made or designed on the blueprint. Therefore, it is said that design defects are planned. Two legal tests are used to establish whether a product has a design defect. First, it must be shown that the design was unreasonably dangerous prior to the product actually being made. Second, it must be established that the manufacturer of the product could have reasonably anticipated harm to be caused by the design. In a majority of defective design cases, the plaintiff will explain that the manufacturer could have used a better type of design with higher safety standards but chose not to.
http://www.meldonlaw.com/library/gainesville-medical-malprac...