BMW and Toyota Recall 87,000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk
In a significant recall, BMW is notifying over 87,000 vehicle owners about potential fire risks related to their cars. The recall affects specific models of both BMW and Toyota vehicles, primarily due to a faulty starter motor component that may overheat and potentially ignite.
Details of the BMW and Toyota Recall
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced the recall, which addresses safety concerns stemming from wear on internal components in the starter motor. While BMW initiated the recall, it notably includes the Toyota Supra, as its powertrain was developed in collaboration with BMW.
Key Dates and Notifications
Owners of the affected vehicles will receive notification letters starting March 24. This letter will include details on how to have the engine starter replaced at no cost through authorized dealers.
Affected Vehicle Models
The recall includes a range of models from 2021 to 2024:
- 2022-2023 BMW 230i
- 2021-2024 BMW 330i
- 2021-2024 BMW 430i
- 2021-2024 BMW 530i
- 2021-2023 BMW X3
- 2021-2023 BMW X4
- 2021-2022 BMW Z4
- 2021-2023 Toyota Supra
Importance of Recall Awareness
Car owners should remain vigilant about recalls. They can check their vehicle’s safety status through the NHTSA’s online database, which allows searches using the vehicle identification number (VIN). Being informed can help prevent potentially hazardous situations.
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