BMW is recalling 105,558 crossovers and sedans in the United States due to a starter motor issue that could lead to overheating. The recall affects various models, including the X5, X7, 3, and 7 Series. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced the recall, stating that repeated attempts to start the vehicle with a faulty starter motor can lead to overheating from electrical overload. To resolve the issue, dealers will provide a free software update to affected vehicles. Owner notification letters are expected to be mailed in September.
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The recall highlights the importance of addressing potential safety risks associated with automotive components. While the specific years of vehicles affected by the recall are not provided in this news snippet, owners of BMW models within the affected ranges are encouraged to stay informed and contact their local dealerships for more information.