Porsche recalls luxury cars due to wheel falling off risk

Stuttgart-based car manufacturer Porsche is recalling thousands of luxury cars in the UK after it emerged that the wheels on some models could fall off.

The recall affects 3,694 Porsche Macan and Cayenne models built between 2018 and 2022. The problem is caused by a faulty bolt that can come loose and cause the wheel to detach from the vehicle.

Porsche has said that it is aware of one incident where a wheel came off a Macan, but no injuries were reported.

The recall is a major embarrassment for Porsche, which is known for its high-quality cars.

The company has said that it will contact all affected customers and arrange for the bolts to be replaced free of charge.

Customers are being advised not to drive their cars until the work has been carried out.

The recall is a reminder of the importance of regular maintenance and servicing.

Porsche has said that it is committed to safety and that it will do everything it can to ensure that its cars are safe to drive.

What should I do if my car is affected by the recall?

If you own a Porsche Macan or Cayenne built between 2018 and 2022, you should check if your car is affected by the recall.

You can do this by entering your car's VIN number on the Porsche website.

If your car is affected, you should contact your local Porsche dealer to arrange for the bolts to be replaced.

What is Porsche doing to fix the problem?

Porsche is replacing the faulty bolts on all affected cars free of charge.

The company has also said that it is investigating the cause of the problem to prevent it from happening again.

What are the risks of driving a car with a faulty bolt?

Driving a car with a faulty bolt can be dangerous.

If the bolt comes loose, the wheel could detach from the vehicle and cause the car to crash.

This could result in serious injury or death.

How can I avoid the risks of driving a car with a faulty bolt?

The best way to avoid the risks of driving a car with a faulty bolt is to have the bolt replaced as soon as possible.

You can do this by contacting your local Porsche dealer.

You should also check your car's tires regularly for signs of wear and tear.

If you see any damage to the tires, you should have them replaced immediately.