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Originally Posted by krypttic
Well, BMW NA told me that replacing the vehicle is not an option at this time and that they will not compensate me for the sales tax hit I will incur by doing a buyback with BMW NA and purchasing a '25 on another transaction. In addition, there is currently no corporate incentive, interest rates are higher, and they will deduct the two goodwill finance payments they made for my multiple service visits. As a result, an equivalent replacement vehicle is going to cost me thousands more. This doesn't seem fair.
If I go the Lemon Law route to try and be made whole, is BMW forced to see that process out or can they just settle with me before the vehicle is declared a Lemon? In other words, is there any benefit to them in trying to make me happy now?
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I am not an attorney but I suspect BMW would much rather settle this w/out declaring the car a “Lemon”. As soon as the car is tagged a lemon it’s resale value will be greatly diminished. I would be prepared to force the lemon issue and make BMW give you a better deal, it’s in their best interest.