Frame Rust problems of the 2007 Ford Ranger

2007 Ford Ranger with 77360 miles did not pass inspection as frame is rusted out. Not road worthy.

My 2007 Ford Ranger pick up truck has extreme premature rust to the entire frame resulting in it being unsafe to drive. The rust resulted in an unsafe vehicle with only 83,557 miles on it. Through online investigation and by talking to other Ford Ranger owners I understand this is a common and reoccurring problem with the Rangers. I know that Ford motor company is well aware of this problem and does not have a recall. I know that there is a class action suit forming in TX over this exact issue. I feel this was deceptive and unfair of both townsend Ford, the dealer who sold me the used truck, and the Ford motor company because when I purchased the vehicle they knew about the premature rusting frame issue. The rust is so extreme that the spare tire carriage underneath completely rusted out and the tire dropped to the ground. Another part of the engine (the e-vap?) had to be strapped up for fear it will drop to the ground as well. 2 auto mechanics and 2 dealers told me it was unsafe to drive and won't pass inspection. (including a Ford dealer) much of the supporting truck frame is completely gone or full of rust holes and cracks. One mechanic suspects that the frame was not treated properly at the factory, because the extremely rusted and decayed frame is only on one side of the vehicle, while the other side has only normal surface rust. The current kelly blue book value is $8,000. , but I can't sell it- it won't pass inspection, and I can't drive it because it is unsafe. The vehicle has been driven continually since I purchased it in both city and country and was never abandoned.