Automotive News reports: "BMW of North America has settled a class-action suit on behalf of buyers of more than 104,000 dealership demo vehicles that were sold as new although the vehicles' four-year warranty periods had already begun." The manufacturer admitted no wrongdoing. The cars involved were sold between September 2006 and October 2014, and the warranties started running when they were sold to dealers as demonstrators.
The case was settled by mediation, with BMW agreeing to extend the warranty for three months and to reimburse customers who had to pay for repair costs which would have been covered.
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