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• Airbags
• "Certified, pre-owned" BMWs
• Cooling fan failure
• Flaming seats
• Flooded trunk
• Paint problems
• Steering failure
• Transmission problems
• Warranties
• BMW Financial Services
• Miscellaneous problems
• 740 Series
• 740 cell phones
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George of Gig Harbor WA writes (7/6/01):
Brand new BMW broke down, overheated and stopped. When the car was taken in I called BMW hot line on June 4th and was told there was goning to be a recall on the fan. The fan was replaced and the car broke down a second time, July 4th. The car now has 700 miles on it. I have internal BMW documents dated June 20, 26, and 28 that there is going to be a recall and consumers are going to be notified but it hasn't happened yet. Also, I check on the internet and there is a consumer incident reprt on Consumeraffairs.com that a similiar BMW caught on fire. Appears to me there is no concern with safety on BMW's part.

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September 5 2008

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