Aston Martin has determined a defect relating to vehicle safety exists on certain 2014 DB9 and 2014 Rapide S sports cars manufactured from June 2013 until July 2014. According to reports filed with the NHTSA, the transmission control switches could contain a circuit board with a defect that can cause it to short out. The problem could result in the transmission to unexpectedly shift into neutral and loss of motive power. While the driver will be unable to maintain speed, the steering and brakes will remain fully functional and in most cases will be drivable again after the engine is shut off and restarted. Continue reading
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Aston Martin Repeated Repairs For Throttle Control
Aston Martin North America have filed a defect information notice with the NHTSA because of an issue related to the throttle pedal arm in certain 2008-2014 vehicles. This notice supersedes NHTSA campaign 13V-228. Any vehicle that has been repaired under the previous recall will be asked to return their automobiles to have the problem remedied again. Continue reading
Aston Martin Defective Brake Pedals
Aston Martin have announced a small recall affecting certain 2012-2014 vehicles because of a manufacturing problem that could result in the throttle pedal arm to break. The vehicles involved in this recall include: Continue reading
Aston Martin Recall
2005 Aston Martin Vanquish – Vehicle Speed Control problem – On certain vehicles, the throttle pedal can become displaced from its housing. In turn the driver could experience loss of control of the throttle increasing the risk of crash.
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