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New is generally always bad, this is that disaster somewhere. In general, there may be catastrophes with any machine , like a car, some draw more attention. A Tesla burning is nothing new, some burn, most of the rest do not - yet. A Porsche burning is news-worthy, a disaster thing, qualifies as BAD NEWS, so networks jump on it. I doubt that this Florida incident may be "common, like Teslas, for example", but doesn't matter. Do you think Porsche will cover this incident with warranty? I have no clue, but it certainly makes "Good News" for TV land. YMMV What do you think? Damage to Porsche name? Old geezers are clue-less? Who knows? Speculation. YOMV

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If the GT3's with the bad Rods that were breaking a burning to the ground didn't give them a black eye.....that one won't do it either .....They make a fantastic Car so they get a pass ...

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This guy tried to drag race me and my 996 and paid a heavy price trying to keep up.

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