The windshield lower grille seal on my 2015 BMW 118i has started to crumble and fall apart on its own, leading to water leaking into the vehicle. This is a serious issue that compromises the car’s usability and interior condition.
I am requesting BMW to assist with replacing the windshield seal under their goodwill warranty policy, as this seems to be a manufacturing defect rather than regular wear and tear.
As a BMW owner, I expect quality and durability from the brand, and this issue does not align with those standards. I urge BMW to address this matter promptly and provide a resolution that reflects their commitment to customer satisfaction. Thank you for your attention.
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