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BMW Stops Sales and Leasing of Mini, 5-Series, X1 and Rolls-Royce models for Bad Seat Belts. No Accidents, Injuries Known

Posted on 20 May 2019 by Ken Zino

Dealers have been told to stop sales and leasing of the recalled models, new or used. Continue reading →

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