BMW Owners Say a Hidden Drivetrain Defect Is Costing Them $13,000

Autoblog News
04/12/2025
BMW Owners Say a Hidden Drivetrain Defect Is Costing Them $13,000

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BMW is the target of a new class action lawsuit alleging that several of its popular models suffer from drivetrain defects that cause the vehicles to jerk or shudder, particularly during slow turns or light acceleration. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, the complaint ...

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