As I brought in my 2013 Ford Edge for the Power Booster extended warranty replacement recall, it was noted that my Brake rotors needed resurfacing. Then the Dealership called to indicate that they could not resurface but had to replace the rotors. When asked why I needed to replace Rotors at only 19,513 miles they indicated probably due to my driving style. I have been driving for nearly 40 years and have owned numerous vehicles prior and currently including two other Fords and never had I had to replace brake rotors at less than 40K+ miles. Upon researching on web it appears that there are significant number of Ford vehicles needing rotors replace at under 20K miles and many are 2013 vehicles. When appealed my case to the service center I was told there was nothing they could do other than give me a $25 coupon. If my driving style/habits were at fault I would accept that but I have not had this issue on 4 other Fords, 2 Chevys, 2 Nissans, 1 Subaru, 1 Chrysler, or 1 Mazda. I am truly disappointed in both the dealer and Ford not standing up to support the fact that it appears that their factory Rotors are sub par. Maybe it is time to put ford behind me. I am not asking for full restitution although that would be ideal, but even just picking up the parts or a portion of the labor.