Pennyroyal
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- First Name
- Jim
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- 2023 Taycan RWD, 2022 Mercedes GLC
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On August 28, 2021, I was on I-75 in light traffic going about 70 MPH when a red alert on my screen appeared that said, “COLLISION WARNING.”
It remained illuminated for about 3 seconds, then disappeared.
It startled me because I didn’t know what evasive action to take. There were no vehicles even close to me.
I also continue to receive "Driver Attention Required" warnings from time to time. My dealer told me that can happen if I don't have both hands on the wheel. In all instances, I had both hands tightly on the wheel.
I sent an email to my dealer's manager with a request that he document this with Porsche corporate and that I receive a written response that includes the number of owners reporting a similar event to Porsche, Porsche's attempts to ascertain a cause, Porsche’s determination of the probable cause and Porche’s proposed remedy. He replied, "I’ve escalated your concerns to PCNA."
They asked me to take my 2021 Taycan RWD in for them to download the event log for analysis. I did that.
Hearing nothing back three weeks later, I followed up with another email to my dealer. I promptly received a phone call from the service manager saying that he was told by PCNA "that they reviewed the log, they have never seen or heard of the problem and that they don't know what may have caused it."
Of course, they declined to say that in writing.
Has anyone experienced a "Collision Warning" or "Driver Attention Needed" warning with no explainable cause?
Has anyone received an explanation from their dealer or Porsche Cars North America – or a fix?
I'm getting the feeling that my request for an explanation or a fix is going nowhere.
Is this the type of problem within the purview of NHTSA?
It remained illuminated for about 3 seconds, then disappeared.
It startled me because I didn’t know what evasive action to take. There were no vehicles even close to me.
I also continue to receive "Driver Attention Required" warnings from time to time. My dealer told me that can happen if I don't have both hands on the wheel. In all instances, I had both hands tightly on the wheel.
I sent an email to my dealer's manager with a request that he document this with Porsche corporate and that I receive a written response that includes the number of owners reporting a similar event to Porsche, Porsche's attempts to ascertain a cause, Porsche’s determination of the probable cause and Porche’s proposed remedy. He replied, "I’ve escalated your concerns to PCNA."
They asked me to take my 2021 Taycan RWD in for them to download the event log for analysis. I did that.
Hearing nothing back three weeks later, I followed up with another email to my dealer. I promptly received a phone call from the service manager saying that he was told by PCNA "that they reviewed the log, they have never seen or heard of the problem and that they don't know what may have caused it."
Of course, they declined to say that in writing.
Has anyone experienced a "Collision Warning" or "Driver Attention Needed" warning with no explainable cause?
Has anyone received an explanation from their dealer or Porsche Cars North America – or a fix?
I'm getting the feeling that my request for an explanation or a fix is going nowhere.
Is this the type of problem within the purview of NHTSA?
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