More and more news organizations around the world are reporting on BMW’s randomly catching on fire while parked.
Numerous of videos over the internet have sparked concern for the owners of the five million BMWs that are currently on the road. The videos are all similar in nature; a parked BMW is seen with smoke permeating the hood of the car, and within minutes, the car itself is engulfed in flames as locals and fire officials attempt to put them out.
ABC News has spearheaded the investigation into these incidents and has aired on Good Morning America, World News Tonight with David Muir and Nightline.
From ABC News:
An account ABC News of a BMW owner who’s home was destroyed due to his vehicle catching on fire inside his family’s garage:
When pressed about the incidents, BMW responded coldly that they have “nothing to apologize for” and they “have not seen any pattern related to quality or component failure. Vehicle fires can result from a wide variety of external reasons unrelated to product defect.”
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