German luxury sports car maker Porsche
on Monday launched a worldwide recall of 5,500 Carreras because of
exhaust problems.
The cars at the centre of the recall were built between November
2011 and November 2012, a spokesman for the Stuttgart-based carmaker
said.
Vehicle tests showed that after clocking up between 40,000 to
100,000 kilometres a crack appeared on the exhaust. This could lead
to rust and the tailpipes falling off the vehicle.
Half the cars affected have been sold in Porsche's key US market.
The Porsche spokesman declined to comment on the cost of the recall.
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March 4, 2013
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