Blind Spot Detection problems of the 2020 BMW 330

I own [xxx] BMW vehicle affected by a safety recall for a defective engine starter relay that may corrode, overheat, and cause a fire. The recall notice dated November 2025 states the vehicle is not safe to drive, with no remedy available, rendering it unusable and hazardous. Recall n0. 25v-636. Under kansas lemon law (k. S. A. 50-645 et seq. ), I am entitled to a refund or replacement for this substantial defect impairing use, value, and safety, which BMW cannot repair. I demanded a full buyback at original purchase price, including fees, taxes, and incidental costs, or a comparable replacement. I requested a response within 10 business days. I sent this demand in November 2025 and have heard nothing since. The statute of limitations for lemon law claims in kansas is four years from defect discovery, per ucc provisions for warranty breaches. If unresolved, I want to pursue legal action for breach of warranty, lemon law violations, and negligence, seeking damages, fees, and costs. Please investigate BMW's handling of this recall and failure to respond. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

I do not know what component or system failed or malfunctioned, the car is available for inspection upon request. The car started and moved forward with no driver or passenger inside and stopped because it hit my garage door from which it was parked 3 feet from before it moved forward driverless. A car which moves by itself is unsafe because it can hit a person or object. To date, 8/11/2021 the problem has not been reproduced or confirmed by a dealer or independent service center? the car has not been inspected. Today a message from BMW initiated an inspection appointment at the dealer. Problem occurred without warning.