Hyundai Motor Group becomes world's No. 3 automaker in sales volume

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And seemingly every city is suing them too. Wild….

Sounds to me like a frivolous lawsuit....I wouldn't be surprised to see a judge or jury toss it. Insurance companies are in buisness to cover losses. That includes vehicles with and without immobilizers. Some of their own employees probably own and drive Hyundai and Kia products. Besides, some insurance companies already charge more on their premiums for vehicles without the immobilizers. Not only that, but there are currently no Federal Motor-Vehicle Standards that I know of that mandate any amount of theft-resistance beyond the original requirement, in 1970, for locking steering-columns/ignition/shift-levers, so Hyundai and Kia cannot be accused of being negligent or doing anything illegal.
 
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Locally they are warning owners and you can get a free club lol


In my area, police in local jurisdictions have been giving out those free steering-wheel clubs (as long a supplies last) to applicable Hyundai/Kia owners.