They didn't break any law. They failed to practice common sense. "In the 2015 model year, immobilizers were standard on 96% of other manufacturers' models, th

They didn't break any law. They failed to practice common sense. "In the 2015 model year, immobilizers were standard on 96% of other manufacturers' models, the institute said. But they were standard on only 26% of Hyundai and Kia models." That's a serious lapse in judgement. Theft rate Hyundai and Kia w/o the device was 80-90% higher than the rest. They would've known that, yet they failed to act.