3.1

definitely annoying
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
44,602 miles

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problem #5

Sep 222018

320d

  • 103,000 miles
Takata recall - I think air bag and seat belt warning lights are on all the time. BMW says there is no recall affecting this. Both stationary and moving.

- San Jose, CA, USA

problem #4

Aug 112018

320d

  • miles
Too long to remedy

- York, PA, USA

problem #3

Jun 052018

320d

  • miles
In November 2017, BMW sent me letters regarding possible fire hazards due to defects of the blower motor wiring and the PCV valve heater (recall numbers 17V-676 and 17V-683). No recall has been issued and no repair offered to correct possible defects. I have experienced no problem related to these parts. However, due to the serious nature of these issues, BMW should be required to recall and repair affected cars promptly.

- Syracuse, NY, USA

problem #2

Mar 232015

320d 6-cyl

  • 58,511 miles
Passenger side rear turn signal ceased to function....updated 03/31/15 the consumer discovered there was nothing wrong with the tail light. It was just a loose connection.

- Lafayette, LA, USA

problem #1

May 222014

320d 6-cyl

  • 61,500 miles
Noticed the passenger side blinker started to blink quickly. The brakes and tail lights use a bulb while the blinker has approximately 15 leds. Therefore the entire light assembly has to be replaced. Several of the leds do not light up and the ones that do are dim. Two weeks later the driver side blinker did the same thing. This concerns me as another driver may not be aware that I am turning until it is to late.

- Florence, SC, USA