BMW Lemon Law Information
BMW is a world renowned German automaker that prides itself on building, “The Ultimate Driving Machine”. Their dually luxurious and high performance vehicles are designed to bring joy and excitement to their owners. However, this is not always the case and sometimes owners will find that their BMW’s are riddled with mechanical issues and defects. When this occurs, it’s important to properly evaluate your options with experienced Lemon Law Experts who can advise you on your best course of action.
What is a “Lemon Vehicle”?
A lemon vehicle is one that is under warranty and has defects that the manufacturer is unwilling or unable to fix. While each state has its own set of lemon laws, generally lemon law states that if your vehicle has a substantial impairment to its safety, use, or value, and BMW cannot repair it in a reasonable number of repair attempts then you might be driving a BMW lemon. When you purchase or lease a BMW, the manufacturer or its representative is responsible for upholding any express warranties it made. If you wind up with a lemon and the manufacturer won’t repurchase, replace or compensate you, you will want to speak to a Lemon Law attorney about your legal options. For a consultation with a law firm that specializes in California Lemon Law cases, contact the Lemon Law Experts today!
Common Issues with BMW Lemons
At Lemon Law Experts, we handle all types of Lemon Law cases, including those regarding BMW owners whose vehicles fall short of the manufacturer’s promises. Numerous models of BMWs have been reported as lemons, including the 335i, 135i, 535i, and X6 xDrive35i Sports Activity Coupes; Z4 roadsters; X5s and X6s; 5 – 7 Series; and 1 Series coupes and convertibles. Not only is it upsetting to spend thousands of dollars on a car that doesn’t perform correctly, but certain defects also can be quite dangerous. Below are some of the issues BMW lemons commonly have. Remember, even if your vehicle’s specific issue isn’t listed below you might still have a lemon on your hands!
- Rear brake disc problems
- Errors with the fuel level sensors
- Fuel pump malfunctions
- Leaking with the power braking system
- Insufficient clearance between seatbelt tensioners
- Engine failure
- Heat/Air Conditioning
- Seatbelt Issues
- Airbag recall
- Stalled while driving
- Water leaks
- Engine overheat warning
- Steering drifts