These Cars Are Most Likely to Be Stolen This Year, Experts Say — ‘Incredibly Common’ Malfunction to Blame
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These cars are most likely to be stolen this year, experts say — ‘incredibly common’ malfunction to blame
Experts warn that Hyundai and Kia thefts could persist through 2050 because of the viral "Kia Boys" trend on TikTok.
A study has found that while technical defects were the primary cause of the concentrated theft of Korean-made cars in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic, internet videos and articles detailing how to steal them also played a role. This implies that to prevent such incidents, technical countermeasures like anti-theft devices must be implemented, along with measures to block the detailed disclosure of theft methods and the scene of the theft t…
For years there has been the phenomenon of "Kia Boys" in the United States, which steals certain cars. An expert says that this is likely to happen by the middle of the century.
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