They’re not responsible for a stealing spree spurred on by a social media challenge, they say.
Drivers asserted consumer deception and other claims, alleging they overpaid for certain 2011–2022 Kia and Hyundai models equipped with traditional “insert-and-turn” steel key ignition systems because the lack of an engine immobolizer made them easy to steal. An immobilizer is an electronic security device that makes it more difficult to start a vehicle without the appropriate key.
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