BMW is recalling more than 100,000 vehicles in the United States due to concerns over a starter motor that can overheat, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Thursday.

BMW of North America has identified an issue affecting no fewer than 105,588 vehicles produced for the US market. As it happens, the engine starter software doesn't prevent the starter from being ...

German automaker BMW BMWYY is recalling 105,588 vehicles in the U.S. citing risks of fire owing to an overheating starter motor. What Happened: The recall population includes several 2019-2021 ...

While an overheating starter motor isn't a major issue on its own, it could potentially ignite nearby combustible material. BMW in its recall notice gave the example of noise insulation material ...

BMW of North America ... The electrical connection between the starter-generator and battery may come loose.

BMW is recalling 105,558 crossovers and sedans in the U.S. and will issue a software update to fix concerns related to a starter motor that can overheat, the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

no-start conditions were also reported as a result of the loose connection. Rather than a vehicle assembly issue, BMW AG singled out Shanghai Valeo Auto-Elec System for this blunder. More ...

BMW has escaped this trap with the G 310 R, which is an ideal starter bike because of its affordable $4,995 price tag, its rider-friendly low seat that makes it easier to plant both feet on the ...

BMW issued a recall for over 105,588 crossovers and sedans due to increased risk of fire, the NHTSA report said. According to the report that was posted on Aug. 7, issues with the starter ...