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A Maryland family's SUV caught fire in their driveway while they slept, causing a terrifying wake-up as airbags exploded. The fire, captured on a doorbell camera, left the vehicle in charred ruins. The family suspects the fire may be linked to a recalled ABS actuator pump seal in their 2015 Nissan Murano. Nissan is investigating the incident, but a technician won't be available for six to eight weeks.
A Maryland family's SUV caught fire in their driveway, waking them up with the sound of exploding airbags. The fire, captured on a doorbell camera, left the vehicle in charred remains. The family suspects the fire was caused by a faulty ABS actuator pump seal, which has been recalled in some Nissan vehicles. Nissan is investigating the incident and has stated that customer safety is a priority.
A 2015 Nissan Murano spontaneously caught fire and exploded in the driveway of a Bethesda, Maryland home, causing significant damage. The cause of the fire is under investigation by Nissan and the National Highway Traffic Administration. The vehicle had been previously recalled for a brake fluid leak issue that could cause fires, but the owners believed the recall work had been completed. The incident highlights the prevalence of vehicle fires, with over 188,500 occurring in the U.S. in 2022.
A 2015 Nissan Murano caught fire in a Maryland family's driveway, causing significant damage and traumatizing the family. The incident, captured on doorbell footage, has prompted Nissan to investigate, as the vehicle has a history of recalls related to fire risks. The family is currently using a rental car and awaiting further assistance from Nissan.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette's SUV caught fire while he was driving on northbound I-275 in Tampa, Florida. Fournette managed to make a controlled stop on the inside shoulder and escape unharmed. Tampa Fire Rescue and Hillsborough County Firefighters put out the blaze. Fournette thanked God for his safety and said he was still blessed.