2004 BMW 530I seats problems

While driving, the seat heater burned a hole in the leather seat, resulting in ignition of drivers clothing (leather jacket and suit coat), which caught fire. Attempts to extinguish the flames resulted in heat blisters and burns to drivers hands, damage to car, smoke damage, and damage to personal attire, loss of work hours, etc. The car was purchased certified pre-owned, however, the recall of the front seat heater was, obviously, not completed by the dealership prior to vehicle purchase.

The heated seat on my driver's side continuously got hotter and hotter, until if finally burned through the seat. My clothing was burned and so was my hand when I reached down feel the seat. I was driving at the time. This was a very dangerous situation. I my car to nob_BMW in rockville. This is where I purchased and maintain the vehicle. The did repair it for free, but charged me a fifty dollar warranty fee.