2022 FERRARA INFERNO Complaints and Recall Information

The 2022 FERRARA INFERNO has 0 complaints and 6 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to various mechanical and electrical systems, as documented in official recalls. No direct consumer complaints are recorded at this time.

Six recalls cover multiple systems affecting mechanical components, electrical systems, fuel injection, emergency equipment wiring, steering, and power train parts.

• Winch remote corrosion. Recalled trucks with a Warn Winch wireless remote may have water intrusion causing circuit board corrosion. This can result in the winch activating unintentionally, raising injury risk. Fix involves instructions to inspect and disable the wireless remote if corrosion is found. (NHTSA 23V317000, 3 vehicles)
• Fuel tube fatigue. Fuel tubes between the fuel rail and injectors on certain trucks may crack due to fatigue, causing high-pressure fuel leaks. Such leaks present a fire hazard if near an ignition source. Vibration isolators or new tubes are installed free of charge depending on mileage. (NHTSA 22V020000, 29 vehicles)
• Emergency lighting failure. Incorrect resistor installation on circuit boards disrupts CAN communications, causing vehicle lighting to fail. This reduces visibility and increases crash risk. Dealers replace affected modules at no charge. (NHTSA 22V409000, 22 vehicles)
• Steering gear fracture. Steering gears may be improperly assembled, leading to fractures that impair steering control. Potential loss of control raises crash risk. Inspection and replacement are offered free through dealers. (NHTSA 22V570000, 108 vehicles)
• Rear axle pinion breakage. The rear axle drive pinion may fracture, potentially touching the brake drop hose. This can unintentionally engage the parking brake or brake lights, increasing the crash risk. Inspections and replacements are provided at no cost. (NHTSA 21V910000, 34 vehicles)

Owners with 2022 FERRARA INFERNO vehicles covered by these recalls should follow recall instructions promptly to avoid injury or vehicle malfunction.

Individuals facing repeated repairs or unresolved safety defects related to these recalls may have rights under state lemon laws and should consider consulting consumer protection resources or legal counsel for guidance.