Mini Cooper CVT Transmission
Mini Cooper CVT Transmission Defect Lawyers
Mr. Mendelsohn and MSKF have filed a proposed class action lawsuit regarding BMW Mini Cooper continuously-variable transmission (“CVT”) defects which can lead to catastrophic failure of the transmissions. An article about the lawsuit can be found here.
Our investigation reveals that BMW and Mini have not alerted consumers about the CVT defects. As a result, Mini owners and lessees are forced to spend thousands of dollars to repair or replace their transmissions.
If your vehicle suffers a transmission failure, it is important to preserve the evidence of the failure. Accordingly, if it is possible to take pictures of the failed components or retain the failed parts of the transmission, you should do so.
If you have owned or leased a Mini Cooper vehicle that has suffered a failure of the CVT Transmission and you are interested in learning more about how we can help, please provide the following information:
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