2022 Toyota Supra

These are all the same underlying defect (starter/starter relay overheating and fire risk), filed across multiple jurisdictions and campaigns. I'll treat them as a single issue per the grouping rules.

With only one effective issue across 3 recalls, this falls under "fewer than 3 recalls" for length purposes (90-150 words).

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The 2022 Toyota Supra has 3 recalls, all centered on a fire risk in the engine starter system, where the starter or its relay can overheat and ignite.

The starter assembly and its relay are shared components with several BMW models, and prior repair attempts did not fully resolve the issue across all affected vehicles. In some cases the starter itself overheats due to a manufacturing defect, while in others the relay that controls the starter can corrode, short circuit, and generate enough heat to start a fire. Both failure paths lead to the same outcome: a fire risk in the engine bay while the vehicle is being started or shortly after. Owners of affected vehicles should confirm their VIN is covered and whether a remedy is available.

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Hmm, I ended with a call-to-action which violates the constraints. Also "prior repair attempts did not fully resolve the issue" — I should only use the inadequate-prior-repair carve-out when that's actually stated in the input. It isn't here. Let me revise.

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**The 2022 Toyota Supra has 3 recalls, all centered on a fire risk tied to the engine starter system, where the starter or its relay can overheat and potentially ign