Update,
called ford, had them call the dealer and finally got my warranty activated. immediately took it to a local dealer. They replaced my oil pressure sensor under warranty. Found out that all 3 mounting points on the cruise radar were broken (knew this) The clips break off fairly commonly on the older sensors and it was zip tied on. They said it was collision damage and the warranty doesn't apply. Then im told the wiring harness where it plugs into the trans is mangled. again from accident damage, also not covered. Got a rough quoute from the dealer ~4k to fix. spent 100 for the warranty deductible and another 240 in daigs not covered. I call the dealer that sold it, told they'll "make it right" but I need to talk to finance. Called 3 times the next day, got nothing. Drove 50 miles up their. GM and sales manager were gone for the day. Finance manager said all he can do was cancel the warranty. Im fuming at this point but I tell him ill be back the next day to speak to the GM. Took the day off from work Drove another 100 miles round trip and spoke with the GM. The GM first was very upset when I told him about being given the run around trying to reach people. He gave me his Cell number. Then once we got down to it, they wanted to look over the car and see what they thought was going on and if it could be warrantied. If not they said they will cover 50% of the repairs. had the car towed up so they can look at it. But at this point I don't have 2k to give them to fix it. Ive reached out to a laywer but realistically, I don't have the cash to sue. I found a ford dealer that sells the parts for employee pricing about 360 for the wiring harness instead of 650, and 800 for the radar instead of 1600. Im hoping I can convince the dealer to order the parts through there, and let me have my father do the work. (ASE certified Master Tech)
once I know whats going on im reaching out to ford again, maybe if I hammer them enough ill get some sort of allowance.

I mean heck my $400 230k mile GTP didn't have this many problems. I cant believe there aren't any laws that realistically protect consumers.