Porsche Finally Resolves Recall Issue for Carrera GT

Porsche has successfully addressed a suspension failure issue that led to a recall and stop-drive order for all Carrera GT vehicles. The fix, which took the automaker a year and five months to develop, resolves the problem of control arms corroding and failing, potentially resulting in accidents. Owners of Carrera GTs can now breathe a sigh of relief.

The Recall and Stop-Drive Order

In a move to ensure the safety of its customers, Porsche issued a recall and stop-drive order for every Carrera GT ever built. The recall was prompted by a specific vulnerability of the control arms to corrosion, which could lead to suspension failure and ultimately, a crash. This left owners of the high-performance sports car concerned about their safety and the future of their vehicles.

A Long-Awaited Solution

After extensive research and development, Porsche has finally come up with a fix for the Carrera GT suspension failure issue. The automaker has spent a year and five months working on a solution that effectively addresses the problem of corroded control arms. This fix ensures that Carrera GT owners can now drive their vehicles without worrying about potential accidents caused by suspension failure.

Relief for Carrera GT Owners

The resolution of the recall and stop-drive order brings relief to Carrera GT owners who have been anxiously waiting for a solution. With the fix in place, owners can now enjoy their high-performance vehicles with peace of mind, knowing that the suspension failure issue has been effectively resolved by Porsche.

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