These facts are for real with documents to back it up. A brand new BMW was bought at a dealer in Mandaluyong. The car was supposed to be a birthday gift to the wifey. Just for the hgeck of it, he drives it around first before handing the keys to the wifey.
The car stalled, everything just shut down and had to be pulled back to the casa. He now wants the car replaced, but the dealer refuses saying they do not do that, but offered an extended warranty.
Adamant, the aggrieved owner insisted on having the car relaced because is wie was expecting a BMW, the brand speaks for itself here, still the dealer refused and then offered a longer term of warranty.
It is now in a stalemate and the car just sits there. The question here is, where is the protection for consumers when we get to buy lemons like these? DO we simply suffer and whimper at our fate from the few bad dealers in town?
There is a law for this. Does the dealer wish to go that path and tarnish the good name of the BMW brand because they refuse to admit to a lemon?
Because a car staling and shutting down a less than 200 km for me is a lemon?
I ask you guys, correct me if I am wrong.


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In the Philippines that's 8/10 Audis.
