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After the massive recall of 1.3-million vehicles earlier this year, of which 368,000 were in the US, BMW has done it again. Now, they’re recalling 24,340 vehicles sold in the US between 2009 and 2012.
Out of the total of 24,340, most of the cars are 3-Series diesels (21,600 cars), but the list is completed by 2,740 X5s and X6s 50iequipped with BMW’s 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8s. The problem stems from the emissions control systems malfunctioning and incorrectly calculating the emissions coming out of the car’s exhaust. The recall starts Wednesday, March 9th and drivers of the affected cars should expect a letter explaining when and how their car’s problem will be solved.
This is an odd turn of events as BMW have become renowned for their efficiency and the amount of eco-tech fitted to them, usually as standard. One would expect all that stuff to work properly in a BMW...
This is an odd turn of events as BMW have become renowned for their efficiency and the amount of eco-tech fitted to them, usually as standard. One would expect all that stuff to work properly in a BMW...
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