Recalls

Until the repair, BMW suggests checking for smoke or burning plastic.

2016-2017 model year M cars could experience "loss of propulsion."

Coolant could start a fire; 54,700 affected vehicles are in U.S., Canada.

Wear your seat belt.

BMW says the recalls may be expanded.

The fuel tank vent line for the range extender can chafe and leak.

If you smell gas inside the cabin of your BMW, you might have a problem.

The problem boils down to inadequate welding.

The problem is unclear, but some of Bimmer's hottest cars are affected.

Problems with ISOFIX child seats in the X3 and X4 and the front driveshafts in the X5 and X6 have prompted BMW to issue two recalls amounting to over 200,000 crossovers in the United States.

BMW will recall the 2016 7 Series because a short circuit can potentially prevent the airbags from deploying. There are no reports of accidents or injuries.

BMW will recall about 840,000 vehicles from the 2007-2015 model years to replace their Takata airbag inflators.

BMW will recall a small number of 2015 i8s because of a problem with the dynamic stability control hydraulic unit.

The civil penalty concerns 2014 and 2015 Minis that were not recalled soon enough after failing to meet U.S. side-impact crash protection standards.

BMW will recall just 42 examples of the 2016 M3 and M4 in the US to check for a possible driveshaft problem.

BMW will recall 7,162 examples of the 2016 5 Series because a bent anchor in the rear seat could prevent the proper latching of a child safety seat.