348 TB

Ferrari 348 tb Problems

What actually breaks on the Ferrari 348 tb — 1 owner complaints filed with NHTSA across 1992–1992, sorted by model year and by system, with what owners wrote in their own words.

NHTSA owner complaints · 1 reports · 1 builds · Updated Aug 5, 2026
Quick answer

Owners have filed 1 complaints on the Ferrari 348 tb, covering 1992–1992. The system named most often is Seat Belts (1 reports). Worst years by volume: 1992; cleanest: 1992. On average the car was 5.0 years old when the problem happened.

What breaks on Ferrari 348 tb

Grouped by the system owners named — percentages are shares of all 1 348 tb complaints. Open any row for the full reports in owners' own words.

Seat Belts 100% 1 Read
1992 Ferrari 348 tb

The contact owns a 1992 ferrari 348 tb. The contact stated that the passenger side passive seat belt restraint became inoperable. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The VIN was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 03V142000 (seat belts). The manufacturer was not aware of the failure. The failure mileage was…

348 tb years to avoid — and the clean ones

Complaints per model year. More reports usually means more cars on the road as well as more trouble, so read the crash and fire columns alongside the count.

FIG.02·Ferrari 348 tb complaints by model year
Model yearComplaintsTop systemCrashesFires
19921Seat Belts
ROWS 1·SOURCE NHTSA owner complaints
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How we count

Every figure here comes from complaints owners filed with NHTSA — 1,100,006 of them, covering 1,982 models built between 1981 and 2026.

A complaint is an unverified report: someone wrote down what happened to their car. It is not a confirmed defect and not a recall. What makes the volume useful is the pattern — when thousands of owners of the same build describe the same failure, that is a signal no marketing brochure will give you.

Two things we do that the source does not. First, we compute the age of the car at the moment of failure from the incident date and the model year. Second, we group complaints by the first 11 characters of the VIN — the production series — so a bad plant run does not disappear into a model-wide average.

Frequently asked questions

What are the worst years for the 348 tb?

By complaint volume, 1992 drew the most owner reports. Bear in mind that popular years put more cars on the road, so check the crash and fire columns too.

Which 348 tb years are the cleanest?

1992 have the fewest complaints on file. For recent years that can simply mean the cars are young.

How many complaints does the Ferrari 348 tb have?

1 owner complaints filed with NHTSA, covering 1992–1992. Of those, 0 describe a crash and 0 a fire.

Are these complaints verified?

No. They are unverified reports from owners. NHTSA publishes them as filed and investigates only a fraction. The value is in the pattern, not in any single report.

Can I check complaints for one specific car?

Yes — enter its VIN above. We match the first 11 characters, which identify the plant, year, body and engine, so you get complaints on that exact production series rather than the whole model.

Owner complaints from NHTSA, published as filed and unverified. Age at failure computed by ForCar from incident date and model year; production series grouped by the first 11 VIN characters. Last updated Aug 2026. — ForCar Reviewed by , founder of ForCar.