Ferrari Sued Over Alleged Defective Brakes in US

Class action led by California resident claims safety defect was not disclosed, despite previous recalls.

Ferrari is facing a class action lawsuit in the US, led by San Marcos resident Iliya Nechev, over alleged defective brakes that could lead to partial or total loss of braking capability.
The lawsuit claims Ferrari sold thousands of cars with the brake defect, despite recalls in 2021 and 2022 intended as temporary measures.
Ferrari and parts supplier Robert Bosch are accused of failing to disclose the known safety defect, with the only permanent fix being the replacement of defective master cylinders.
Ferrari emphasizes its commitment to driver safety and adherence to stringent safety guidelines, without directly addressing the lawsuit.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for drivers, highlighting the potential risk and failure to fix the issue despite previous recalls.