Close X
Monday, November 11, 2024
ADVT 
International

BMW, Aston Martin to recall defective vehicles

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Jul, 2014 08:14 AM
    BMW and Aston Martin Lagonda will recall autos in China over airbag and gearbox problems respectively, China's quality watchdog has said.
     
    From Aug 25, BMW and BMW Brilliance will recall a total of 15,474 cars in the 3-Series sold in China due to defects with the airbag, which may malfunction in humid environment, Xinhua quoted the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine as saying Friday.
     
    Aston Martin Lagonda will recall 317 cars including DB9, Virage S and Virage Coupe from China's mainland beginning July 30 as defective gearbox could lead to a sudden loss of power.
     
    Both companies will change the flawed parts for free.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Russia slaps tit-for-tat sanctions on US leaders

    Russia slaps tit-for-tat sanctions on US leaders
    Russia barred Thursday a number of US politicians from entering the country in a tit-for-tat move over Washington's sanctions.

    Russia slaps tit-for-tat sanctions on US leaders

    Crimea starts reforms to move toward Moscow

    Crimea starts reforms to move toward Moscow
    The newly-proclaimed Republic of Crimea is scheduled to start using Russian rouble as its official currency from March 24, the republic's parliament speaker has revealed

    Crimea starts reforms to move toward Moscow

    Did Pakistan know about Osama bin Laden's hideout?

    Did Pakistan know about Osama bin Laden's hideout?
    The denunciation came in the light of a New York Times report published Wednesday stating Pakistan's then Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha knew where Bin Laden had been hiding, Xinhua reported

    Did Pakistan know about Osama bin Laden's hideout?

    Missing Malaysia Flight MH370: Suspicious Objects Give Fresh Twist

    Missing Malaysia Flight MH370: Suspicious Objects Give Fresh Twist
    Chinese naval vessels were heading for the south Indian Ocean off the Australian coast Thursday after a fresh twist was given to the mystery of the missing Malaysian airliner with Australian authorities reporting that suspicious objects were found in the area.

    Missing Malaysia Flight MH370: Suspicious Objects Give Fresh Twist

    Ukraine to move UN for demilitarisation in Crimea

    Ukraine to move UN for demilitarisation in Crimea
    Kiev will ask the UN to grant the crisis-hit Crimean peninsula the status of a demilitarised area, the Ukrainian foreign ministry said.

    Ukraine to move UN for demilitarisation in Crimea

    Russian parliament approves accession of Crimea

    Russian parliament approves accession of Crimea
    The Russian State Duma or lower house of parliament Thursday approved a federal law on the accession of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, where the Russian Black Sea fleet is based.

    Russian parliament approves accession of Crimea