At about 60 kilometers per hour, my 2012 BMW 116i decided to start acting up. The engine began to overheat, giving off a pungent odor of melted plastic, but no warning lights illuminated. I pulled over to the shoulder of the road as soon as I realized there was a problem. After noticing that the car was extremely hot and had apparently blown a gasket, I checked the dashboard, but to my surprise, there was no indication of any problem. It's not a secret that this is an "egregious and hidden defect" on our end. Please do what needs to be done as soon as possible. Those who have had trouble with their BMW 116i are not alone. The time has come to deal with this critical issue and hold BMW responsible.
Dear Customer, Your notification has been received and recorded, and it has been shared with the relevant departments. Our Customer Relations Advisor will get back to you as soon as possible regarding the matter. Best regards, BMW Communication Center 0850 252 10 10
With the careful assistance of Ms. Zeynep, the problem was resolved. Thank you...
On the road, while I was driving my 2014 BMW 525, it suddenly stopped and locked itself, with no warning. To get it to the service center, I had to call a tow truck. The mechanics thought at first that it was an electrical problem, but they called the next day to say that it might be an engine probl...
I am absolutely furious with BMW regarding persistent and unacceptable issues with my BMW 320i! Over time, the surfaces on my front passenger doors have started melting and becoming sticky. This isn't just an eyesore; it's genuinely difficult and unpleasant to use the doors. This is a premium car, a...
I'm really surprised to see that the plastic part of the door handle on my 2017 BMW 5.20i has melted and begun to peel off. This is not what I expect from a brand that prides itself on quality and durability. It's frustrating to witness the door upholstery deteriorate so rapidly and without any appa...
Comments