I bought a 2018 Ford Galaxy powershift with 25,000 miles on the clock in January 2020. Within 6 months, a strange noise was coming from the front and the clutch felt as though it was slipping. It mainly happened uphill under load. I took it back to the dealership and Ford said there was a problem with the clutch - which was fixed over three days under warranty. The car is now emitting the same noise and the clutch feels as though it’s slipping, but it's done 57,000 - mainly motorway - miles. The three-year warranty finishes at the end of July or 60,000 miles. I again took it back to Ford because, to me, it’s the same clutch problem. This time they've said it’s not a warranty issue, instead, that it could be something to do with the oil not being moved properly when going uphill. They want to charge £350 to look at the clutch and reset some things without any guarantee it will be fixed. Any thoughts would be appreciated.