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"thermal incidents" :lol:
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Reminds me of BMW's response in the 2008 NHTSB Report on EHPS pump electrical harness failures causing a localized, non-propagating "smoldering condition" ...
Yeah, right.
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goaljnky New Member
I was curious when they were going to do that. Didn't know they made 1200 cars. Thought it was around 4-500, so I was figuring with 5 fires that I knew of it had a failure rate of 1-1.25%. It is actually only about .4% then.
To put that in perspective that would be equivalent of 1,600 of '09 model year Camry's catching on fire. Can you imagine what effect that would have on Toyota sales? I mean NTSB went medieval on them over a 100 or so reported gas pedals. -
good for them. obvious something is quite wrong
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
We had one of these at the racetrack yesterday, what a beautiful car!
Interesting to know what caused the problem - and that those few people who lost theirs due to the "thermal incident" are going to get a new one! Schweet! -
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Huh.....
Now that Ferrari has announced free replacements, I wonder if there is going to be a sudden rash of fires? -
I saw that car about 2 weeks and looked amazing. I guess when you read this you can't complain about BMW/Mini reliability lol
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KC Jr 54 New Member
Or you still can for the simple fact Ferrari is REALLY taking car of their customers on this one. Though they also spent 7x the money, so i would certainly hope so.
IMO Kudos to Ferrari. -
So when are the congressional hearings grilling (no pun intended) the Ferrari execs???