We offer a free evaluation to California residents who suspect their BMW is a lemon. In this evaluation, we'll talk through the details of your case to determine whether your car would be considered a lemon under California law. If your car is a lemon, we'll also help take the next steps to get you either a refund or a replacement vehicle.
Is Your New BMW a Lemon?
You were so excited about your new BMW purchase, but it's spent so much time in the shop you've barely had a chance to enjoy driving. If you relate to that statement, our California lemon lawyers can help. Our experience with consumer rights can help you navigate the process of protecting your rights through the California laws regarding lemons. These laws allow you to take action and receive compensation for your lemon.
BMW Models
- 2 Series
- 3 Series
- 4 Series
- 5 Series
- 6 Series
- 7 Series
- X1
- X3
- X4
- X5
- X6
- M
- i3
- i8
Most Common Problems with BMW
While these cars are generally considered reliable, drivers sometimes run into problems with faulty vehicles. In these cases, some common issues include, but are not limited to:
- Issues with the windshield wipers and other electronic systems.
- Cooling system problems that lead to difficulties with the engine caused by overheating. Faulty water pumps and coolant leaks are frequently reported, for example.
- Window problems, such as a faulty clip that causes power windows to move slowly or not at all.
- Ventilation system problems caused by cracked hoses and intake boots as well as vacuum leaks.
- Electrical issues causing the radio or lights to malfunction.
- Engine issues, including problems with the clutch, injectors, and ignition.
California Lemon Law
Brand-new cars always come with a manufacturer warranty, whether they are purchased or leased. Cars covered by this type of factory warranty and have mechanical or other issues also fall under the lemon law. These issues are those that endanger your safety, lower the vehicle's value, or make it unusable. Here are the specific criteria used to determine whether a car is a lemon:
- At least four repairs for the same issue, starting during the factory warranty period.
- At least two repairs for an issue that could be seriously injurious or fatal, starting during the factory warranty period.
- 30 or more days during the factory warranty period when you were unable to use the car.
If these criteria apply, you are likely eligible for compensation or a replacement vehicle. A lemon lawyer can help you get justice.The lemon law is designed to protect those who buy or lease a new car that needs significant, frequent repairs for the same problem. Consulting a lemon lawyer who is familiar with the laws in your state is the first step toward getting the money you are due. Contact us at 877-787-1120 today.
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