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2022 Porsche 911 GT3 Safety and Reliability

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2022 911 GT3 Safety

There is no safety review of the 2022 Porsche 911 GT3. Even the base 911 doesn't have a safety rating because it's too expensive to smash into a wall. No car enthusiast on this planet would be willing to sacrifice an icon like the GT3 for something as paltry as a safety rating. So, neither the NHTSA nor the IIHS has tested the GT3 - but that doesn't mean it's not safe. It simply means it doesn't have an official safety rating as a crashworthiness review has not taken place.

US NHTSA Crash Test Result

NHTSA safety ratings are not available at this time.

2022 911 GT3 Key Safety Features

The Porsche comes as standard with six airbags, side-impact protection, traction and stability control, ABS, tire pressure monitoring, and a rearview camera. There's also a system that will monitor the brake caliper levels. There are no driver assistance systems, but you can add park assist for the rear and traffic sign recognition. We wouldn't bother with the latter, but the fixed rear wing makes a parking assistant an absolute necessity. If it's advanced safety features like a surround-view camera and adaptive cruise control that you're after, you can have them on your 911 Turbo, but the GT3 doesn't offer these systems at all. Porsche 911 GT3 TrimsGT3GT3 Touring Back-Up CameraSS Cross-Traffic AlertN/AN/A Rear Parking AidOO Blind Spot MonitorN/AN/A Lane Departure WarningN/AN/A Lane Keeping AssistN/AN/A ABSSS Night VisionN/AN/A Tire Pressure MonitorSS Brake AssistSS Stability ControlSS Traction ControlSS

2022 911 GT3 Reliability

There have been no recalls logged against the GT3 so far. The standard Carrera S has been recalled twice in 2021, but these recalls don't apply since the GT3 is a specialized product with a model-specific engine and suspension. As for customer satisfaction, there is no model-specific review. We will say this, however; we haven't heard a single person say the words, "you know what? I hate my GT3." The GT3 comes standard with a four-year/50,000-mile limited warranty and a 12-year/unlimited-miles corrosion warranty. The limited warranty includes 24-hour roadside assistance.

Warranty

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