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The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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BMW issues 'do not drive' warning for older models with recalled airbags that may explode
BMW has issued a "Do Not Drive" order for 90,000 of its 2000-2006 model vehicles due to defective Takata-made airbags that may explode during an accident.
United States Sophie Shulman Claus Eberhart Traffic Safety Administration National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Administrator Sophie Shulman
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BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
Source: iheart.com
BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | AM 600 WMT
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | WJBO Newsradio 1150 AM & 98.7 FM
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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BMW Issues Immediate Do Not Drive Warning For Over 90,000 Vehicles
BMW has issued an immediate do not drive warning for around 90,000 vehicles in the US, including the E46 M3...
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BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | Talk Radio 105.9
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
Source: iheart.com
BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | NewsRadio WKCY
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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BMW Issues 'Do Not Drive' Order For 90,000 Older Model Vehicles | Newstalk 1400, 104.5, and 105.9
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
Source: iheart.com