Do not drive: Porsche 911 Carrera Gts Cabriolet, 718 Spyder RS, 911 Carrera 4 Gts and 9 more recall R/2026/395 (UK)

Stop-driving recall

DVSA's notice tells owners of affected Porsche 911 Carrera Gts Cabriolet, 718 Spyder RS, 911 Carrera 4 Gts and 9 more vehicles to stop driving until the repair is done. The recall was launched on 19 October 2026 and covers 62 vehicles in the UK.

Is your car one of them? Only your registration or VIN can say. Check it free at GOV.UK, or ask a Porsche dealer and quote R/2026/395 (manufacturer's reference ATA1).

The repair is free. Ask the dealer how the car gets to them before you move it.

What DVSA says

Concern

ATA1 - Wheel mounting with central wheel lock

Defect, as DVSA words it

STOP DRIVE RECALL DO NOT USE THE VEHICLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE TO PREVENT A POSSIBLE HAZARD. The wheel mounting with central screw connection may not meet the required specifications which can lead to damage and breakage of the central lock bolt. The wheel mounting can loosen which can result in a loss of the wheel and a loss of control over the vehicle.

Remedy, as DVSA words it

The central screw connections must be checked and replaced if necessary.

Which vehicles

Build dates and VIN ranges are DVSA's. A car inside the range is not always affected, and one outside it can be: the registration check at GOV.UK is the answer for your own car.

Questions

Can I still drive my Porsche 911 Carrera Gts Cabriolet?

DVSA's notice for recall R/2026/395 tells owners of affected vehicles to stop driving until the repair is done. Whether your own car is affected depends on its build date and VIN: check your registration free at GOV.UK (check-vehicle-recall), or ask a Porsche dealer and quote R/2026/395 or the manufacturer's reference ATA1.

Do I have to pay for the repair?

No. A safety recall repair is carried out by the manufacturer at no charge to the owner. If a dealer asks you to pay for a recall repair, contact the manufacturer and, if that fails, DVSA.

How do I get the car to the dealer if I must not drive it?

Ask the Porsche dealer or the manufacturer's customer service before you move the car. On stop-driving recalls manufacturers commonly arrange recovery or a mobile repair; what is offered on R/2026/395 is for Porsche to confirm.

More

• Every UK recall for Porsche
• All UK recalls, newest first
• Do-not-drive and park-outside recalls in the United States
• What to do about a recall, step by step

Source: DVSA's vehicle recall file (RecallsFile.csv), read 15 November 2026; contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. This page is rebuilt from that file every day, so it follows any change DVSA makes. CarsMultiverse is an independent site published by A.I.T. Multiverse Consulting Ltd, Nicosia, Cyprus; it is not an authority, and DVSA's notice and the manufacturer's letter are what to act on.

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