Astronomical quality no problem Rolls-Royce recalls 388 phantoms

On October 15th, the highly anticipated BMW recall incident finally made its latest progress. According to AQSIQ's news, due to defects in the braking system, BMW Group will start recalling 21,383 imported BMW 5 cars as of October 20, 2010. Department, 6 Series, 7 Series sedan, in addition will also recall its high-end luxury brand Rolls-Royce 388 Phantom (PHANTOM) sedan.

1. Rolls-Royce Phantom recalled due to brake system problems



It is understood that this defect is that the vehicle's brake booster may be contaminated by the lubricating oil in the vacuum pump, and the brake boost function may be affected. In extreme cases, the vehicle may lose its brake assist function or may cause the vehicle's braking performance to degrade. However, the mechanical brake system has been working and meets the technical requirements of national standards. The vehicle speed can still be reduced and eventually stop the vehicle.



For defective vehicles, it will take an hour or so for the authorized dealer to replace the improved vacuum line; if vacuum is found on the side of the vacuum booster connected to the vacuum tube, the vacuum booster needs to be replaced. And brake master cylinder takes about 4 hours.



In terms of recalled models, the BMW brand imports BMW 5 Series, 6 Series, and 7 Series cars from December 14, 2001 to November 23, 2009. Rolls-Royce was from January 1, 2003 to January 2009. 388 PHANTOM sedans produced between November 30th. From this we can see that not only ordinary brands face the problem of product quality, but as BMW's high-end brands and Rolls-Royce, which is known for its hand-built expertise, it is also facing such problems today, which is estimated to cost a lot of money. The owners of the Shlys were surprised.

2, sky-high quality, no problem in addition to Rolls-Royce outside Lamborghini, Ferrari has also been recalled



Not only is Rolls-Royce facing this problem this year, Ferrari and Lamborghini are recalled this year for quality problems. From this point of view, the sky price does not mean that there is no problem with the quality, and even manual build is hard to guarantee that no recall event will occur. In the overseas market, Aston Martin will also recall three high-end models, mainly related to the production of 1,090 DB9, DBS and V8 Vantage models from 2007 to 2008, and the domestic market has not been recalled. Such events are certainly incomprehensible to the owner who chooses them. After all, these are models that are at the cost of millions or even millions, and are not mass-produced vehicles. However, due to the attitude of being responsible to consumers, all of them have lowered their postures to implement the recall. This is also worthy of recognition!