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• spockz 4y ago
  Since July 11th, 23 out of 56 stolen cars have been Kia/Hyundais models 2021 and older, that use keys to start," the police department posted on Twitter. "Anyone with a KIA/Hyundai that uses a key, please #lockitup." This sounds like it is about older models? What is the relationship with this news? Just the brand?
  • rasz 4y ago
    Kia Boyz, trivial to hotwire >“Stealing the SUVs is easy as 1-2-3,” according to step-by-step directions on YouTube and TikTok. >Thieves tear out the steering column and use a simple USB cable to start the ignition. This affects Kia models from 2011 to 2021 and Hyundai models from 2015 to 2021. Both companies say 2022 vehicles have been modified to prevent this.
    • fckgw 4y ago
      This issue does not affect push-button models. Just ones with keys. The Hyundai Ioniq is a push-button vehicle.
• deleted 4y ago
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