Porsche has issued a stern warning to some owners of their luxury cars , instructing them not to drive due to a massive recall . The recall was initiated after it was discovered that the wheels were at risk of falling off. Approximately 1,000 UK drivers have received letters and emails with the message "not to use your vehicle until further notice".
The DVLA is closely monitoring the recall. Owners of certain high-end models, valued between £100,000 and £200,000, have been notified of the recall. It pertains to specific models equipped with centrelock wheels, which are attached to the axle with a single bolt, unlike the standard five-bolt wheels found on most cars.
The notice states: "On your Porsche, there is a possibility that the wheel attachments using the central lock do not meet the required specifications. "This can lead to damage or even breakage of the central locking nut. As a result, the wheel attachment may become loose, which can result in a loss of the wheel and a loss of control over the vehicle.
This can increase the risk of accidents and injuries, as well as the risk of property damage. "For safety reasons, Porsche urgently requests owners to stop using the vehicle until the remedial measure has been implemented." Porsche drivers have been left seething over the recall, with a number expressing their desire for refunds.
A vehicle owner shared: "There are a lot of people who just want their money back. It's like they [Porsche] have sold a lemon. They should .