The German firm said the recall was due to a fault with the power-braking system but the cars were not unsafe.

hackney:

By african standards they are safe! !
what are you all talking about? ?

lets concentrate on the gullys you call roads here before you complain about small
flaws in a german car.
what an insult from monkeys.

They have owned up that there is a slight issue with the brakes and ppl are taking it too far as if
there is anything like standards in africa.

im annoyed with that rubbish continent in general.
Literally they get nothing right for centuries.
monkeys.

hackney:

By african standards they are safe! !
what are you all talking about? ?

lets concentrate on the gullys you call roads here before you complain about small
flaws in a german car.
what an insult from monkeys.

They have owned up that there is a slight issue with the brakes and ppl are taking it too far as if
there is anything like standards in africa.

im annoyed with that rubbish continent in general.
Literally they get nothing right for centuries.
monkeys.

@labiyemmy:

Siena - I have the 2006 edition of the 645ci - How can i benefit from this?

rasputinn:

I guess it did not affect the X6,so I'm safe

Sam Milla:

Jeez! I have never had any problem with mine and the product was manufactured 5 years ago.
So what now ? Send it back or ignore the total recall ?

chaircover:

I applaud BMW for publicly stepping out to try and make good this issue.

As they said, there havent been any reported accidents as a result of this flaw in the braking system & bearing in mind that the issue affects cars manufactured over an 8 year period, we are talking a lot of cars here.

Hopefully the BMW brand & sales will not be negatively affected by this development.

Also Hopefully other manufacturers all over the world will learn from this and try to make good the flaws in their products even of it means negative publicity.

Safety should always come first before money.

Siena:

If there are official BMW dealerships in Nigeria, they should be able to carry out the rectification work, gratis.

Aloy+Emeka:

Coscharis is an official BMW, Ford and GM  dealer in Nigeria. They should be able to take care of it in Nigeria at no cost.

@labiyemmy:

BK or whatever you call yourself.

I wouldnt have found it necessary to reply you - afterall - over 500 people read the same thing before you, in your idiocy pokes your nose like a pig's, seing that you think everyone is like you, I tell you, come around to where i live, where i work, you wont only find a 645ci - you will also find Mercedes Benz CLS 500, Toyota Solara and many others. So, if you are sad, and you got headache because i say i ride a BMW, i will gladly give you a gun with which to shoot yourself with. And if my looks worry you, and you think i dont do "hardwork", send your application to my company Third Dimension Technologies - and if you cant find your way around to drop your application, simply buy a sat nav (do you even know what a sat nav is) which by God's grace is the "hardwork" and handiwork that we are proud to have masterminded not only in Nigeria but in Ghana as well. And go to Unilag and ask who i am or at best search the internet and you will know me and you are not in the same category. slowpoke.

Moth er F ucker. Stay where you are, run your mouth, as if it can hold water- but watch your back - someone will teach you a lesson you wont forget for talking ras against them.

Siena:

Brother Yemi, I wouldn't bother trying to justify or prove anything to BK, it's all wasted effort.

chaircover:

siena, my understanding is that it is the 5, 6 & 7 series that are affected, with the 1 & 3 series ok. I stand to be corrected though.

chelseabmw:

Be My Wife. . . . . BMW
Always number one