This document is a court opinion by Senior District Judge William H. Walls regarding a class action lawsuit involving alleged defects in MINI Cooper vehicles. The plaintiffs, owners or lessees of MINI Coopers, allege a latent defect in the timing chain tensioner of the vehicles' engines. The court grants final certification of the settlement class, approves the settlement, and grants in part the plaintiffs' motion for attorneys' fees and expenses.
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