Mini Coopers face a recall
At least 235,000 Mini Coopers are being recalled because of faulty electric water pumps that could be a fire risk. The recall applies to Cooper S and John Cooper Works models built since 2006. BMW, which owns the Mini brand, says no accidents have been reported.
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