Ferrari Recalls Over 23,000 Vehicles Over Brake Failure Concerns
In a rather surprising recall, supercar maker Ferrari has issued a notice for 23,555 vehicles, and considering how exclusive its cars are, that means models from as far back as 2005 are affected.
It appears the models highlighted in the recall notice may be suffering from a brake-system issue, of which a brake fluid reservoir cap may not vent as intended.
As per Car and Driver, this could potentially cause a vacuum to form within the reservoir, which will then lead it to leak and affect the function of the brakes.
According to CNET, fortunately, the error will be resolved rather quickly, with technicians tasked to replace the reservoir cap with a functioning one once the cars are returned to Ferrari’s dealership.
The automaker says affected owners can schedule a repair with their dealers, and should take caution if in-vehicle warnings sound up while on the road. Head here to see the entire list of affected cars.
[via CNET and Car and Driver, cover image 17885903 © Viorel Dudau | Dreamstime.com]
