Ferrari pulls over 23,000 cars due to brake failure

Ferrari pulls over 23,000 cars due to brake failure

The company from Maranello has been forced to withdraw 23,555 cars due to a potential problem that could lead to a loss of the braking function and result in a crash accident. The Ferrari also attracted almost 10,000 cars due to the same problem in October of last year, and now this [...]

The company from Maranello has been forced to withdraw 23,555 cars due to a potential problem that could lead to a loss of the braking function and result in a crash accident.

The Ferrari also attracted almost 10,000 cars due to the same problem in October last year, and now that number is more than double.

The attraction applies to various models produced in 2005, and later Ferrari 430, Ferrari 612 respectively. Scagliettet, Ferrari California, Ferrari 612, Ferrari FF, Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, Ferrari LaFerrari, California T, Ferrari F60 T, America LaFerrari Aperta, Ferrari GTC4 Lusso, Ferrari GTC4 T, Ferrari Portofino, Ferrari 812, Ferrear 488 Pista, Ferrari F8 Spider, Ferrari F8 Tributo and Ferrari Rome.

The company will also announce owners and invite them to replace the brake juice and the cover of the reservoir completely free of charge.

Previous attraction involved the Ferrari models 458 Italy, 458 Special, 458 Special Aperta, 458 Spider, 488 GTB and 488 Spider.

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