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Originally Posted by BMWrules7
You have the evidence you need, you just don't know it. Get an attorney to subpoena the event log and error logs from the vehicle. You must have the Bmw dealer pull the logs to maintain the chain of custody.
The ACC has a start up routine that's tied into the collision detection system. This means the unit attempts to initialize upon startup of the vehicle.
Well, the day the crash took place, there will be log entries for the initial ACC failure and initial collision detection failure. They will be time stamped with the date.
You will then easily prove that he damage occurred before you took delivery. You will also be able to tell if BMW or the shipper were responsible.
Finally, the one week delivery is a clue. The dealer was secretly steering you to this vehicle. Think back on the purchase—-did the dealer steer you to the precise options this car has?
Anyway, the truth will come out when you decode the logs.
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Thank you for the heads up, I had no idea!!! I think the error logs and event logs could be the key to prove our case, will defiantly follow through this.