They have oil burning shit engines anyway. I wish some one would steal mine.

My neighbour had a mid 2000 Kia van, the transmission blew months later, then the engine blew after less than a year.

Park it on the street in a major city and your prayers will be answered.

What a weird way to say Hyundai, Kia roll out fix for flaw in software that fails to stop vehicles from running without key.

My 2012 Elantra still runs like new. Every brand has their bad eggs.

"Car companies admit that several years of car thefts could have been prevented by software that already existed for their push button start vehicles."

Why are we letting them brand it as a "technology upgrade" when we know damn well it's a recall.

Now there's an honest headline.

No kidding. I guess Hyundai and Kia are big enough advertisers that they decided to softball it.

The problem is people stealing cars, and the solution is provide free education, UBI, affordable housing, etc., not providing anti-theft measures.