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he Highway Loss Data Institute released insurance claims data last September that confirmed what various social media accounts had been saying: Some 2015 through 2019 Hyundai and Kia models are roughly twice as likely to be stolen as other vehicles of similar age, because many of them lack some of the basic auto theft prevention technology included in most other vehicles in those years, according to the HLDI.

Sounds like a class action lawsuit waiting to happen
Fingers crossed that having a manual transmission might spare me from theft. Please Lordt, please. >

Run a basic toggle switch to the fuel pump relay. >

This guy killswitches. >

I have a different model but it has a stickshift that is super touchy. No one will get it. Even have an airtag in there. >

Won’t the AirTag send an alert to the robbers that an AirTag is following them? >

If they have an iPhone, sure. But good luck finding that tiny AirTag in this entire car because it’s not anywhere standard you’d think to look. >

It’s in the cup holder isn’t it? >

Ah dang, you found it. >

Where's your car, dude?