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California Lemon law states you must go into the dealership for the same problem three times without them being able to provide a permanent fix to the problem. The problem also, must be significant enough to affect it's value or drivability. The dealership must also identify that they reproduced the problem on the service order and attempted to fix it each time.
If you have all that, then you can contact BMWNA with a certified letter stating your situation and proof. They will most likely respond apologizing but not doing anything. In that case, you could contact a lemon law lawyer who will work for free on your part contingent on you having a case (They take about 50% if you win the case though). They will then go through the normal suing process and BMW will fold, because they don't want to get their lawyers involved which would be more expensive than just paying you off.
Or best case scenario, at some point through this whole process, they offer to buy back the car or replace it.
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