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What is Ford M2C41-A OIL?

Ford M2C41-A is a specification, not an oil itself. It's a Ford Motor Company specification for a heavy-duty automatic transmission fluid (ATF). This means that different manufacturers can produce ATF fluids that meet this specification, and those fluids will be suitable for use in Ford vehicles requiring M2C41-A fluid. You won't find a product simply called "Ford M2C41-A Oil," but rather oils *meeting* that Ford specification.
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