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Supposedly the vehicle will run off the road instead of veering into incoming traffic.

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Supposedly the vehicle will run off the road instead of veering into incoming traffic.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My 03 veers slightly to the right when I let go of the wheel. I asked the dealer about this today and they stated that Porsche and Mercedes do this on purpose just in case you fall asleep at the wheel. Supposedly the vehicle will run off the road instead of veering into incoming traffic. Fact or Fiction?

POST 2Original post

Beyond fiction, it is absolute BS. You are kidding about this, right? I suppose they pull to the left in the UK, Australia and Japan???

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Honestly, that is what they told me.

POST 7Original post

Porsche in Germany should hear about that. Was iss passiert ?...?....? Zuviel nach rechts ?....?...?? I am sure that this story is not part of their training program offered to employees.

POST 8Original post

every day i come to understand where the poor opinions of dealerships come from

POST 9Original post

The car should not veer, but it is pretty normal to be on a crowned surface and the car will follow the crown.

POST 10Original post

German roads have much less of a crown than American or British roads, so I've heard it said that German cars tend to be a little more sensitive to the crown than some other cars.

POST 11Original post

my P automatically rolls over and plays dead...when I try to play with it! Come on...those f..ing dealers...the biggest retards in the world!!

POST 12Original post

Hahaha....that is the funniest thing I've heard yet on this board!

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