The document discusses the class action lawsuit against BMW of North America regarding a latent defect in MINI Cooper vehicles' timing chain tensioner. The final approval hearing for the settlement has been moved to July 14, 2016. The lawsuit involves multiple plaintiffs from various states, and the case has undergone several amendments and motions to dismiss.
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