BMW recalls 196,355 U.S. cars over fire risk
BMW of North America, via an NHTSA recall notice, is recalling 196,355 vehicles in the United States because a corroding engine starter relay can overheat, short-circuit and raise the risk of an engine fire. The recall covers specific 2019–2022 BMW models (and some Toyota Supras); owner notification letters will go out beginning Nov. 14, dealers will replace the engine starter free, and NHTSA advises owners to park vehicles outside and away from structures until repairs are made.
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BMW recalling more than 196,000 cars in U.S. over potential fire risk
New information:
- 196,355 vehicles in the U.S. are subject to the recall.
- Affected models include 2019–2022 model-year BMW 330i, Z4, 530i, X3, X4, 430i (and convertible), 230i and certain Toyota Supras.
- Owners will be notified by mail starting Nov. 14; dealers will replace the engine starter at no cost; NHTSA advises parking outside until the remedy is completed.