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BMW Lemon Law Attorney

You chose a BMW for the engineering, performance, and prestige that come with the badge. But when your 3‑Series, X5, or i4 keeps flashing the same warnings, sputtering on the highway, or rebooting its electronics mid‑drive, the “ultimate driving machine” starts to feel like a costly headache.

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California’s Lemon Law steps in when the dealership can’t or won’t correct a defect after multiple repair attempts, holding BMW responsible.

Cha Cha Cha Law makes that statute work for you. We gather every repair invoice, coordinate expert inspections, and handle all communication with BMW of North America. Because our fee is paid by the manufacturer when we win, you never pay out of pocket—and if we don’t recover, you owe us nothing.

Common BMW Issues

  • Drivetrain malfunctions, leading to no-starts, shutdowns, and towing incidents
  • Frequent warning lights, including drivetrain and electrical alerts
  • Low voltage faults, affecting system stability and ignition
  • Faulty inverter (EGS/EME48), requiring replacement
  • Defective transmission mechatronics unit, impacting shifting and driveability
  • Brake system malfunctions, including sudden braking, ABS warnings, and emergency braking
  • DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) unit failure, requiring full replacement and reprogramming
  • Recurring low coolant warnings, despite multiple service visits and repairs
  • Coolant system leaks, including hose issues and turbo line sealing
  • Multiple recalls, including those related to the valvetronic system, brake system, and control unit updates

A look at our resolved cases:

2024 BMW X7

The vehicle has had recurring drivetrain malfunctions, warning lights, and multiple no-start and shutdown incidents, often requiring towing. Issues included low voltage faults, faulty EGS/EME48 inverter, and a defective transmission mechatronics unit, which was ultimately replaced. It also had multiple recalls, including for the valvetronic and brake system.

2019 BMW X335i

The vehicle has had a recurring coolant system issue, with the low coolant warning light repeatedly appearing over five service visits. Repairs included topping off coolant, pressure testing, and replacing hoses and sealing turbo coolant lines. Despite these efforts, the coolant warning continued to return. The vehicle has been in service at least 5 times, totaling over 20 days out of service.

2024 BMW SAV/X7 M60I

The vehicle experienced repeated brake system malfunctions, including abrupt stops, ABS lights, and emergency braking, resulting in multiple recalls and replacements of the DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) unit. Despite test drives and diagnostics, issues persisted until parts were replaced and full vehicle reprogramming was completed. Additional recalls for the valvetronic system and control unit updates were also performed.

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