BMW has issued a voluntary recall of 2007 to 2010 model cars after an ABC News report stated that vehicle owners are experiencing sudden reductions in vehicle power. BMW issued a recall of 130,000 cars featuring its twin-turbo six-cylinder engine because of a faulty fuel pump that can fail when the cars are driving at high speeds. The company as well as National Highway Traffic Safety Administration received complaints about the cars going into a reduced-power mode, which allows drivers to safely pull off the road. Also, BMW is going to recall 20,800 six-cylinder X5 models to replace the fuel pump. Up to date, no injuries has been reported due to this problem.
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