Defective Airbags: Leal and the Ministry of Commerce Warn BMW Owners

Defective Airbags: Leal and the Ministry of Commerce warn all BMW owners to have their vehicles inspected immediately at their dealerships. This alert follows failures detected in Takata airbags and starters, as reported by the COMESA Competition Commission.

Leal, the importer of BMW vehicles, has taken all necessary measures. They urge owners to check if their vehicle is affected by visiting the company's website.

A free service for replacing defective parts has also been established to ensure everyone's safety.

The Ministry of Commerce and Consumer Protection asks BMW owners to remain vigilant. According to a warning issued by the COMESA Competition Commission, certain models from the brand are affected by safety failures, particularly defective Takata airbags and issues with starters.

Mauritius is among the countries affected by this international recall.

The Ministry thus invites all owners, whether they purchased their vehicle locally or imported it second-hand, to check immediately if their BMW is part of the recalled batches.

The process is simple; just enter the chassis number (Vehicle Identification Number) on Leal's portal or the global BMW website.

Leal Company Ltd has set up a dedicated service to assist customers, including free inspection and replacement of affected parts. Authorities emphasize that this check is crucial not only for the driver's safety but also for that of passengers and other road users.

The Ministry insists on acting swiftly if your vehicle is affected.