BMW will recall in the United States and Canada, almost 570,000 vehicles battery cable connection may fail and cause the engine to stall.

The recall affects the popular 3-series sedan, station wagon, and convertible and two-door coupe, from 2007 to the 2011 model year. In addition, it also includes the 1 Series Coupé and Cabriolet from 2008 to 2012, and the Z4 sports car from 2009 to 2011.

Electrically connected to the cable connector and the fuse box terminal in the car can be reduced with the passage of time, and can break the trunk-vehicle battery and between the front of the fuse box. If this occurs, the vehicle may lose power to cause engine unexpected delay, said in documents released on Saturday by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on its website.

The company said the problem stemmed from the movement of the cable between the battery and the fuse box in the document sent to the NHTSA.

BMW says it knows that a minor collision problem in Canada, but there were no casualties.

German car manufacturers, dealers will be replaced free of charge the battery cable connector, and. This will begin to notify owners in March.

3 Series BMW, the most popular car in the United States occupied the small luxury car market. The company sold nearly 10 million in the United States last year.

Recall more than 504,000 vehicles in the United States and another 65,000 in Canada.

BMW, Toyota and other car manufacturers have in recent years experienced a large recall because they use common parts of the model, in order to save money.