As a long-time Volkswagen user, I recently switched to a 2017 BMW 3.18 based on recommendations. While the car initially ran without issues, I recently started experiencing an “SOS Emergency” error. Upon researching, I found that this system isn’t even used in Turkey. When I visited the Borusan service in Denizli, I was shocked by the high cost they quoted just to diagnose or update the issue.
This has left me disappointed and with a sense of regret. This unused module is not only causing unnecessary warnings on my display, but it also obstructs access to other vital driving information. As a new BMW customer, I kindly request assistance from BMW and Borusan to resolve this issue reasonably.
About a month ago, the turbo of my BMW 3 Series with license plate number 34 ANA 942 malfunctioned. However, the turbo had already been replaced in October 2023 at the Samandıra authorized service center. Since the failure occurred before two years had passed, I contacted Borusan and was informed th...
Last week, I brought my 2017 BMW 3.18i (65,000 km) to an authorized service center for its regular maintenance, spark plug replacement, and battery change. I chose to go with the authorized service, even though it was more expensive (₺25,000 compared to ₺8,000 elsewhere). This way, I can be confiden...
Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally raise a serious concern regarding a recurring technical failure in my BMW 1.18, which has now escalated into a life-threatening incident for a family member. Despite repeated visits to Borusan İstinye service center, where I specifically reported the issue of...
On December 31, 2022, I purchased a brand new BMW X3. The car broke down on a long trip the day I bought it, with the warning "reduced power." After only 1,000 km, I had to have the car towed to the Kayseri service center on January 10th, 2023. The dealership reported that they had performed a softw...
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