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Nissan is recalling 2.14 million vehicles worldwide including the popular March and Mycra subcompacts for an ignition problem that may stall the engine – its third-largest recall ever.

No accidents have been reported that are suspected of being caused by the defect, according to Yokohama-based Nissan Motor Co. The recall affects cars in the the United States, Europe and Japan.

A problem was found in an ignition-system part called the relay for vehicles produced from August 2003 through July 2006, including small cars like the March, Cube and Note, and about a dozen other models, such as the Tiida sedan, Titan pickup and Infiniti QX56 luxury model.

In extreme cases, the engine will stall and won't be able to start, said Nissan spokesman Mitsuru Yonekawa.

Of the recalled vehicles, nearly 835,000 were produced in Japan, 762,000 in North America, and 354,000 in Europe.

BMW recalls almost 200,000 cars from the 5 Series, 6 Series, 7 Series, and Rolls-Royce Motor Cars over concerns that their power brake lines may develop a leak.



BMW announced it would recall about 350,000 luxury cars worldwide due to a problem with signing brakes.The German said the recall was due to failure of the braking system, but no cars were not safe The recall covers cars and V8 V12 of the BMW 5, 6 and 7 lines, and a subsidiary of Rolls-Royce BMW built between July 2001 and November 2009, the total of 11,427 cars, including Rolls-905 Royce in the UK and 198,000 worldwide United States, BMW 348 000 are affected, plus another 5800 Rolls-Royce. decision “voluntary”.

BMW will recall around 200,000 to repair leaks that may develop in the brake system. The recall includes the BMW 5 Series, 6 Series and 7 Series cars with V8 and V12 made since 2002. There were no reports of accidents or injuries, according BMW.LOS ANGELES (Lalat) – The BMW 5 Series, 6 Series and 7 Series has a race today, affecting nearly a quarter million models. Recall for 2010 BMW news announced at the end refers to the eve of a leakage of the brake system. The leak, said BMW, if not fixed could lead to a loss of vacuum and reduce the braking operation.

There have been no reports of accidents or injuries, according to BMW.

Hyundai had to issue a recall after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed a problem in the car’s steering wheel column. Apparently some universal joint connections are either improperly assembled or insufficiently tightened. And it’s a big recall with 139,500 units involved. The affected cars are built between December 11, 2009, through September 10, 2010.

On cars manufactured between Dec. 11, 2009, and Sept. 10, 2010, the steering column shaft universal joint may have been improperly assembled or not tightened enough. You can check your car’s manufacture date on a sticker on the driver’s side doorjamb.

The problem is significant enough that a complete separation could occur, leading to reduction or loss of steering. Dealers will inspect the cars, replace defective parts and update the steering software free of charge.

This is a significant recall for Hyundai. The automaker has been riding a wave of sales success spearheaded by the redesigned Sonata, which has been a top 10 best-seller for the past few months.

The recall is expected to begin in October but no specific date was given. For more information, owners can call Hyundai at 800-633-5151 or NHTSA’s hot line at 888-327-4236.