Identify the fallacy in the following statement: 'Ford cars are lemons. I have two and they have always given me trouble.'

The reasoning commits hasty generalization.

A sweeping claim about all Ford cars is drawn from just two examples.

Two troublesome cars form far too small and unrepresentative a sample.

A reliable generalization needs a large and varied body of instances.

Leaping from a tiny sample to a universal verdict is the defining move of the fallacy.

Insufficient evidence for a broad conclusion marks the hasty generalization.