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As someone who works in sales at a non-BMW dealer, I would assume this was more something to do with CPO eligibility? If they took the car back, they'd almost definitely want to CPO it, and they may not have been able to with the rotors the way they were. They probably just wanted you to pay for it if they ended up with the car, so they could slap CPO on it.
It also might've be an issue with transferring the car from the leasing company to your ownership? That would make sense, at least in the US, with having to do a safety inspection, as most dealers in most states require a safety inspection on any used vehicle before it's sold. Not sure if buying the lease out counts on the dealer side as selling you a used car or what, but it's something to consider.
Either way, I don't think you were being robbed or cheated.
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