BMW Adds 2,800 Vehicles to Recall for Potential Fire Hazard BMW has informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of its plan to recall another 2,846 of its 8- and 12-cylinder models because of a fire hazard. This is an expansion of an action from late last year, in which the automaker recalled about 32,000 of its 5 Series, 5 Series Gran Turismo, 7 Series, X5 and X6 models equipped with turbocharged 8- or 12-cylinder engines. The original recall covered the 2008-11 model years. Added to the action were more 2011 models and certain 2012 models. In its report filed on the safety agency's Web site, BMW said it wasn't aware of any accidents or injuries related to the condition. Dave Buchko, a spokesman for BMW of North America, wrote in an e-mail that there were no reports of fires. In a related action, Rolls-Royce, the BMW Group subsidiary, informed the agency that it would recall 69 of its 2011 Ghost models, which are equipped with V-12 engines sourced from their corporate parent. Bombardier Recreational Products is recalling 3,259 of its 2010 Can-Am Spyder RT three-wheel motorcycles because a pin securing the brake pedal may come loose, causing the pedal to fall off. The company said it was aware of three cases - one each in Canada, the United States and Finland - in which the pedal fell off and "a loss of brake was experienced," although there were no accidents. Toyota said it would conduct a service campaign on the Prius V wagon to repair the heat-recovery feature on the exhaust system. The automaker says the vehicle is designed to capture exhaust heat and reroute it to the engine to keep it warm when shut off. This is a fuel-saving tactic. But Toyota said a defect might cause engine coolant to leak. The campaign affects 20,000 models, according to Consumer Reports.