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Brad Aarons v. BMW of North America LLC
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July 15, 2013
BMW Transmission Defect Settlement Gets Tentative OK
A California federal judge indicated Monday that he will preliminarily approve a proposed settlement in a class action alleging BMW of North America LLC concealed a transmission defect in Mini Cooper vehicles, a deal that would pay thousands of drivers up to $9,000 each to cover repairs.
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May 31, 2013
BMW Strikes Massive Transmission Defect Settlement
BMW of North America LLC will pay thousands of drivers up to $9,000 each to cover transmission repairs to allegedly defective Mini Cooper vehicles, according to a settlement agreement filed in California federal court Thursday.