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BMW recalls 120,000 cars over Takata air bags - Bild

FRANKFURT, May 27 (Reuters) German carmaker BMW is recalling 120,000 cars in the United States for defective Takata air bags, German paper Bild reported on its website on Friday.
Citing a spokesman for BMW, Bild said that the recall included the X5 and X6 models from the years 2006 to 2011.
BMW was not immediately available for comment.
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