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August 22, 2023The New Jersey Attorney General wants Hyundai and Kia drivers to take Precautions
AG wants to prevent
vehicles from being stolen
Attorney General Matt Platkin says a challenge is circulating around social media platforms showing thieves a step-by-step process to hotwire Hyundais and Kias and steal them.
A recent trend shows just how easy it is to steal Hyundais and Kias. But no matter what you've heard, there ARE steps you can take to safeguard your vehicle from theft and the violent crime it can fuel. See if yours is eligible for the anti-theft upgrade: https://t.co/iUVj41HmwD pic.twitter.com/T8tRUMyUdN
— Attorney General Matt Platkin (@NewJerseyOAG) August 14, 2023
Auto thefts in New Jersey have decreased compared to 2022.
But the security vulnerabilities of Hyundais and Kias make this job more difficult.
See if your vehicle is eligible for the free anti-theft technology upgrade and help us pump the brakes on auto theft: njoag.gov/hyundaikiatheft
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