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The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
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.
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.
The automaker said that defective airbags might explode in a crash.