Rainy Days Could Ground Your $328,000 Supercar - Here’s Why

If you’ve got a six-figure sports car sitting in the garage, you might want to check the forecast before heading out. A new recall is forcing owners of certain high-performance models to keep their cars parked when rain is in the mix. The issue? Water intrusion that could short out critical electronics, leaving drivers stranded or worse.

The recall targets a limited run of vehicles priced around $328,000, and the problem isn’t minor. According to reports, seals around the engine bay and cabin aren’t holding up as designed. In heavy rain or even a car wash, moisture can seep into sensitive areas, potentially triggering warning lights, disabling safety systems, or causing the car to stall.

No crashes or injuries have been reported yet, but the risk is real enough that the manufacturer is urging owners to avoid wet conditions altogether until repairs are made.

For those lucky enough to own one of these machines, the fix involves replacing faulty gaskets and reinforcing drainage channels—a job that dealers can handle once parts arrive. But until then, the advice is simple: if rain is in the forecast, leave the supercar in the driveway and take the daily driver.

It’s a frustrating inconvenience for a vehicle built to dominate dry pavement, but safety comes first. At Boca Auto Care, we’re ready to help with any recall-related service or inspection, so give us a call to schedule your appointment.