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Remember the recent recall BMW just announced in the US? Well some people don't take this kind of things seriously. Somebody took a plane from Seattle yesterday and left their BMW in the parking lot at the Sea-Tac Airport.
There's nothing special in the previous sentence, don't worry, you read it right. What happened next is interesting. It seems like the troublesome BMW caught on fire and, being the altruist car that it is, was determined to share the heat and destruction with some 18 other cars around it.
Some got more than they bargained for, some were just barely touched by the fire but all of them got in trouble with their owners.
All jokes aside, according to Jalopnik and some other official sources, the fire started in the parking lot of the Seattle Sea-Tac Airport, which has no security cameras and no sprinklers so, the extensive damages done to the cars were expected.
Unfortunately, we don't know exactly what BMW model it was, but that really doesn't matter at the moment. What matters is that you take the recalls seriously and drive to your local dealership to get them fixed.
Via: Jalopnik
Some got more than they bargained for, some were just barely touched by the fire but all of them got in trouble with their owners.
All jokes aside, according to Jalopnik and some other official sources, the fire started in the parking lot of the Seattle Sea-Tac Airport, which has no security cameras and no sprinklers so, the extensive damages done to the cars were expected.
Unfortunately, we don't know exactly what BMW model it was, but that really doesn't matter at the moment. What matters is that you take the recalls seriously and drive to your local dealership to get them fixed.
Via: Jalopnik
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