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E_Pluribus_Omnom t1_iyyex03 wrote

What are you hoping to gain by hiring a lawyer? You purchased a car with a warranty, then you needed to immediately use the warranty and they've been working on it such as replacing the engine.

So it sounds like they're working with you, it's just taking a long time.

Are they providing you with a loaner? That would be a nice convenience for you, I'd push for that if you don't have one.

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Sticky_Duck t1_iyyezci wrote

The warranty didn't cover anything yet, that being another they lied/decieved me on... nothing was tsaid about the vehicle being in any bad shape or that i was going to need repairs or needed to be repaired immediately.. said that warranty would cover mechanical things in the car except cosmetic things, we're very rude about me trying to recieve a loaner and said that they don't usually don't that thing... what happened was the engine had tons of copper and metal shavings in it buy they could have told me/discovered this before selling me the csr if they ctually serviced the vehicle lile the carfax said they had. Bmw dealer said it hadn't been serviced for atlwast 20k+ miles and that's about a bit longer than the first owner had sold that car. So in-between the 1st owner and the dealer, the dealer destroyed this somehow by not properly maintaining the car... even though the carfax said it had been..

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Hot-Career-1326 t1_iyygpcb wrote

Do you have the warranty paperwork you could go over to see if they purposely left things out? Definite call to a lawyer like others said. Some Dealerships do things like this all the time with lease turn ins. Not taken care of or as I seen recently 2018 Altima. Took the bumper off to blend the fenders and the impact bar was bent right down the center; unrelated to the accident dealer just slapped a bumper on it

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E_Pluribus_Omnom t1_iyygq6z wrote

You've already paid to replace the engine, on what I'm assuming is a BMW?

Because you said they replaced the engine. If the warranty didn't cover it, and you didn't pay anything, who paid to have the engine replaced?

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Sticky_Duck t1_iyygzlg wrote

No this was before the engine got replaced, but it was also replaced with a similar mileage junkyard engine. Wasn't my choice was the dealers and I didnt pay for that

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Sticky_Duck t1_iyyhl9r wrote

I plan to gain a functioning vehicle and compensation for my time and money I've had to use to travle around being sold this junk and not having a vehicle. Yeah I had an old 2002 with around 200k miles that was r titled that was on its last legs frame wise but it drove and worked like it was supposed to never had a big issue with it the 70k miles i drove but needed soemthing new as it didn't feel safe. And now I have no vehicle

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