[HJT2022]

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Hello all,

Is there any good Bmw ev repairing company introduced? My local agent quoted a sky high price and I am looking for other options. Seems they just get the advantage no one in the market can repair this brand new i4. Mine is i4 m50 and I dont mind to ship the car to other countries for repairing.

Thanks!

HJT

[paulbazoV2]

Originally Posted by HJT2022

Hello all,

Is there any good Bmw ev repairing company introduced? My local agent quoted a sky high price and I am looking for other options. Seems they just get the advantage no one in the market can repair this brand new i4. Mine is i4 m50 and I dont mind to ship the car to other countries for repairing.

Thanks!

HJT

all BMW M50'S are still under manufacturers warranty, are you in need of body work?

[HJT2022]

Originally Posted by paulbazoV2

all BMW M50'S are still under manufacturers warranty, are you in need of body work?

I crashed my car into a traffic light with front part and wheels damaged. No hurt on battery as per the service centre. Also some scratches and damage on the side door, but the interior and back side including truck are all ok. No damage on cockpit as well. The local service centre first quoted me Euro 120,000 for parts (not including service) then reduced to around Euro 80,000 all inclusive. The brandnew car is just Euro 65000 before tax. They act really like a robber, taking advantage that no one in the market can repair this new car model. I am so regretful for changing my 520 to i4.

Just wonder if it is possible to ship outside HK for repair.

[Technic]

No insurance in your country?

[mbchris]

Must be no insurance. Which seems strange.

If it is just body/suspension damage, I think the best idea would be to find a body shop in Hong Kong. You should be able to find someone to work on it.