Air Conditioner problems of the 2014 Ford Mustang

Air conditioning / vent systems. Ac stopped working, just prior when I used my defogger I noticed a film on my windshield. After it stopped this film was so massive, I was in serious rain storm and I could not see out, I had to really open windows with rain pouring in to get film off, I had prob driving with window opened so much I closed to a quarter, and again the film came back only this time I hit flooding on I-75 shortly before my exit, causing me to swerve into the path of a tractor trailer, thank god for manual I was able to shift and escape a serious accident. I contacted Ford and I attempted to schedule an appointment, there was a fee of which I just didn't have and was told it would come off repair bill which would be $2000. 00 my warranty only expired the month prior. Unbelievable! I have done loads of research, and have seen way too many Mustangs of various years and spoke with owners and all of us have same exact issue. There are thousands upon thousands and all Ford says is "it happens". This is not a comfort issue but a serious condition that can get someone killed if they need their fogger. Can you please investigate this I have put up a website and am beginning to collect signatures for proof. This is not something minor with so many vehicles with exact same issues. All we ask is that you contact Mustang owners and investigate. All complaints involve following repairs, leaking antifreeze and fogging on windshield, repairing compressors, evaporators, seals, etc.

Air conditioner clutch catastrophically failed at 52000 miles. This creates a visibility problem when the interior windshield is fogged up as it cannot be properly defogged while driving. This is the second major component to failure on this vehicle in 5 weeks, as the water pump went out August 10th while driving and dumped all the coolant, quickly overheating the motor.

The evap to the air conditioning system stopped working at 47,000. The repair is 1,200 dollars and seems to be a defective. The lack of air conditioning causes poor visibility during rainy conditions.