Automobile manufacturer might lose the lawsuit filed by Paul Walker's daughter- reports say

Pulse Nigeria reported that Paul Walker’s 16-year-old daughter, Meadow Walker, is suing Porsche.

Her lawsuit claims that "Porsche took safety shortcuts while loading the with a 605-horsepower engine capable of up to 205 mph and marketing it as a race car licensed for the road."

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Porsche responded by calling it false.

"We believe the authorities' reports in this case clearly establish that this tragic crash resulted from reckless driving and excessive speed."

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Unfortunately for the automaker, new evidence has shown up, meaning that Meadow might have a case after all.

In the past, there have been two similar cases against Porsche and the car manufacturing company lost both.

The second case involved McClellan, who sued Porsche for a wrongful death claim, just like Meadow.

While the car involved was different, a 911 Turbo, he won with this argument.

"If an automaker knowingly does not use the technology it has available – something that may be standard on many other cars, especially when it relates to high performance vehicles – then that automaker should be liable in any injuries or deaths that occur due to this oversight."

Based on this legal precedent, Porsche could lose because Paul Walker's, a Carrera GT, did not have two things that other models made in that era had: stability control and adequate safety to protect its occupants.