Porsche may have have a serious problem on its hands. After a rumored five 2014 911 GT3 coupes caught fire in recent weeks, Porsche launched an investigation
and stopped delivering its road-ready racecar until it could diagnose
the problem. Now, it has issued a press release asking all 2014 911 GT3
owners to immediately stop driving their cars until they can be
inspected. Porsche is offering to pick up the cars from owners' homes
and take them to the nearest dealer.
Porsche confirms that the at least two 911 GT3 coupes them have caught
fire in Europe, and it has elected to inspect all 785 2014 GT3s
worldwide. However, it claims no drivers have been injured in the fires.
Unfortunately, Porsche says, "Internal studies to determine the cause
of the engine damage have not been completed yet," so owners might have a
bit of a wait before they are able to drive Porsche's ultimate 911 again. Scroll down to read the entire press release.
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