BMW is recalling nearly two lakh vehicles in the United States over a critical engine‑starter defect that could lead to overheating, short circuits, and possible fire hazards. The recall, announced by US safety regulators, also comes with urgent warnings for owners to park their cars outdoors until repairs are completed.

CNN reported that according to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the problem lies in the engine starter relay, which, if it corrodes, can malfunction. The corrosion can lead to overheating or short circuits, elevating the risk of fires whether the car is parked or driving.

The affected models include various BMW sedans and SUVs (such as the 230i, 330i, 430i, X3, X4, Z4, 530i) from model years between 2019 and 2022. Certain Toyota Supras that

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