Dealership

Spark plugs and coils are common failures on this vehicle, as are the turbo coolant lines. The dealer should have corrected those issues before selling the car to you. I would offer the dealer 2 options, give them the opportunity to pay for the drivetrain errors and split the costs of the leaks/battery, or return the vehicle for an Unwind. If you mention unwinding the deal they will probably jump at the chance to fork over 700-900 to correct the lack of maintenance repairs they should have performed..

I agree with DR motors, you need to take it back to dealership to correct. You could also try mentioning contacting the attorney generals office and see what happens. Good luck

Good Day DR motors & Title_Reguru, Thank you very much for the insight. I have spoken with the dealer. They have agreed to pick the BMW up in NY, bring it to CT and see what the problems are. When I questioned what issues they will fix, they stated “they need check the vehicle and will fix what’s needed.” I sent them all a copy of Connecticut’s Lemon Law requirements. I’m hopeful to hear something this coming week. I am not allowed to return the vehicle for refund or dispute mechanical claims however they are required to cover all parts and labor for the vehicle to mechanically function sound for 60 days... see link. https://www.cga.ct.gov/2005/rpt/2005-r- 0871.htm Thanks again.