The problem is not the steering column. It’s a lack of an immobilizer system in the keyed models. Hyundai and KIA have come up with a fix by using the alarm's own immobilizer. The update will now immediately immobilize the car when you activate the alarm when using the fob to shut the doors, where as before the alarm had to go off before that would happen.
The thieves know that by gently breaking a window, climbing through the broken window, and removing the steering column covers will not set off the alarm. So you can also say that any alarm system that doesn’t activate when a window is broken is useless.
Too bad people think it’s funny on social media. People don’t think about if it was their car or their moms car and they had to get to work. I hate social media
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Or a insert so the USB won't fit
My Hyundai was broken into last week
Not buying Hyundai, Honda, Ford and Nissan I had all and was all broken into
can the car restart after being stolen?
Would a 2021 Elantra be safe from this?? Someone pls reply
your not that guy pal
Both cars are garbage
These cars are shit
The problem is not the steering column. It’s a lack of an immobilizer system in the keyed models. Hyundai and KIA have come up with a fix by using the alarm's own immobilizer. The update will now immediately immobilize the car when you activate the alarm when using the fob to shut the doors, where as before the alarm had to go off before that would happen.
The thieves know that by gently breaking a window, climbing through the broken window, and removing the steering column covers will not set off the alarm. So you can also say that any alarm system that doesn’t activate when a window is broken is useless.
Too bad people think it’s funny on social media. People don’t think about if it was their car or their moms car and they had to get to work. I hate social media
What if your Kia has a push button start?
Progressive, State Farm stop covering Hyundai, Kia models due to thefts