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Sara Saffari Pushes Brand-New $250K Porsche to 130 MPH and Acts Surprised When the Check Engine Light Comes On
Fitness influencer Sara Saffari has recently been involved in an unexpected situation in which, after only 200 miles of riding in her brand-new Porsche 911 Turbo S, she saw a warning light indicating an engine issue. A livestreamed discussion between fitness influencers Sara Saffari and Sam Frank regarding engine break-in periods was viewed by many people.

Sara Saffari has recently bought a Porsche 911 Turbo S – the company's premium model featuring an engine that provides over 640 horsepower. During her live broadcast on the Kick platform, Sara suddenly noticed an engine warning.

"You have a Turbo S, and it's brand new. That's why there's a check engine light. You have to drive it," explained Frank during their livestream. "It's not even past the break-in period, which is like at 1,500 miles."

Saffari tried to prove that no breaking-in process was required for the purchased Porsche.


"It doesn't have a break-in period," claimed Saffari. However, Frank denied this statement, saying, "Every car does."

Discussion continued when Sara mentioned that she had already reached 130 mph.

"So I shouldn't be driving crazy?" she asked, to which Frank replied with agreement that, indeed, she shouldn't drive this car too fast in the first miles. "It's a brand-new engine. That's probably why there's a check engine light, because you probably drove it too hard within the break-in period."



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