Frustrated Memphis officials may sue Hyundai, Kia
More than 22,000 cars have been stolen in Memphis over the past two years, with Hyundai and Kia models the most common targets go through Brad Anderson 2 hours ago Ignition defects in Hyundai and Kia make their vehicles prime targets for thieves. The two automakers have paid $200 million to settle the class-action lawsuit. More than 22,000 cars have been stolen in Memphis, with Hyundai and Kia topping the list. If you thought Hyundai and Kia were done with their car theft problem, think again. The two automakers may now face a lawsuit from the city of Memphis, which is scrambling to find answers amid an increasing number of stolen vehicles, many from both brands. While these thefts are not a new problem, this time, it's getting personal. Fragile design meets virality Thefts from Hyundai and Kia vehicles began to surge in 2021, when social media posts went viral, revealing how easy it was to steal certain models due…
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