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replacement of that part or even the entire engine. Second Amended Complaint, ECF No. 53 ¶¶ 6-7, 61. The cars at issue are "second generation" MINI Coopers with an N12 or N14 engine: the MINI Cooper ['4] R56 (Cooper Hardtop), 2007- 2010 model years; the MINI Cooper R55 (MINI Clubman), 2008-2010 model yea

s action arising from alleged defects in the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants BMW o

. ECF No. 71. This case arises from claims regarding the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the "timing chain tensioner" wh

replacement of that part or even the entire engine. Second Amended Complaint, ECF No. 53 ¶¶ 6-7, 61. The cars at issue are "second generation" MINI Coopers with an N12 or N14 engine: the MINI Cooper ['4] R56 (Cooper Hardtop), 2007- 2010 model years; the MINI Cooper R55 (MINI Clubman), 2008-2010 model yea

s action arising from alleged defects in the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants BMW o

. ECF No. 71. This case arises from claims regarding the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the "timing chain tensioner" wh

MINI Coopers with an N12 or N14 engine, the MINI Cooper R56 (Cooper Hardtop), 2007-2010 model years, the

airness hearing to assess the fairness, reasonableness, and adequacy of the proposed settlement on May 9, 2016. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the timing chain tensioner whic

MINI Coopers with an N12 or N14 engine, the MINI Cooper R56 (Cooper Hardtop), 2007-2010 model years, the

airness hearing to assess the fairness, reasonableness, and adequacy of the proposed settlement on May 9, 2016. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the timing chain tensioner whic