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tscaptain

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Porsche have today announced a recall which will affect all Cayenne models from 2010 on. Following a number of cracks appearing in the Cayenne "S" alloy wheels dealerships around the country will be advising customers not to drive their cars until checks have been carried out.

Porsche are so concerned that they have instructed dealerships to visit the homes of customers so affected and, if necessary, remove the wheels as it is considered too dangerous to drive to the nearest Porsche dealer.

One customer in Germany, Herr Aprilscherz, submitted this photograph after he had been paid a visit by his local Porsche Centre service staff.

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He was later quoted as saying
"Wer sagt, die Deutschen haben keinen Sinn für Humor"
 
That's all we need - amazingly my dealership not aware of the problem
and I believe are urgently contacting Porsche GB. Will advise as soon as I hear something.
 
Didn't this use to happen to people with the Cortina 1600E's when it was 1st on the market with chrome Rostyle wheels?-can't remember Ford visiting my friend who had one where we lived then ,in Knutsford[;)]
 
They were kind enough to leVe it on bricks!!!

When I lived in Glasgow they dumped them on the floor [:(]
 

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