Porsche AG has recalled 887 of its vehicles, including 235 cars in the U.S., for a seat-belt flaw.
The mounting holes for seat-belt anchor plates may be too small, meaning the plate may not rotate around the fastening bolt as designed when tightening the belt. In the event of an accident, a loose belt may not protect riders and could result in serious head, neck and chest injuries or death.
Both 2011 GT3 RS and 911 Speedsters as well as 2012 model year 911 Carreras, 911 Targas, 911 Turbos, Boxsters and Caymans are included in the Porsche recall.
According to a U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration safety notice, the sports cars affected by this recall are two-door coupes made from May 31 to June 10.
The personal injury and accident attorneys at Messa & Associates have successfully represented many victims of defective motor vehicles and motor vehicle component parts. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured by one of the recalled Porsche motor vehicles, please contact us at 1-877-MessaLaw.
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