Obviously you either miss the point, or refuse to acknowledge the information. Are the cars being recalled? , is chevy offering owners cash? Are the articles incorrect?
Hyundai/Kia recall over 1/4 million vehicles for fire risk... Again
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Never had any issues with my Hyundais, either.
If they can't get the name of the model correct, it calls into question the accuracy of the rest of the information.
The information is relevant nevertheless. and You’ve shown nothing to disprove it. So they got a name wrong. I’ve called them “bolts” before as well, simply from the little lightning bolt in its badge. There is a hundred more other sources you can link to about the issue if spelling is a major concern.
Um... can't be that. Sheesh!
"4injured.com"
I think that domain may be owned by the same group that owns some of those "angrypatriot.com" sites or some clickbait cult honeypot.
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I saw many, many Kias and Hyundais on my cross-country trip.
Thankfully you'll never be doing any work for me. I'm tired of people who think that attention to detail is no big deal. Woke up to a cold house one morning because someone didn't think that there was any difference between "50" and "60".
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It was a rhetorical question, making fun of people who buy them. Not an actual logistics question asking how many people are buying them.
They really are all over. I've been thinking about what companies to invest in... like salvage yards/recyclers, etc. Not being funny, this could really spike their demand. Lots of disposable vehicles being made now by several companies.
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Comments such as yours needs to be put in context-
Ford recall: 65,000 Ford vehicles were recalled so read this now
Ford issued another recall for the 2022 Maverick pickup truck - the side-curtain airbags need repairs, as they might not deploy properly.
bgr.com
Ford recalls nearly 200K pickups and SUVs over brake issue
Ford is recalling pickups and SUVs in the US that may leak brake fluid from the master cylinder and reduce stopping power.
nypost.com
Ford recalls nearly 775,000 Explorer SUVs following reports of six injuries
Ford said Friday that it has recalled nearly 775,000 of its popular Explorer sports utility vehicles around the world following reports of six injuries related to steering issues in North America.
www.cnn.com
Ford Recalls 58,000 F-150s As Their Driveshaft Could Fracture | Carscoops
Certain Ford F-150 models were wrongly built with underbody insulators that may loosen and contact the driveshaft
www.carscoops.com
Ford recalls 2.9M vehicles for inability to shift, risking crash: Escape, Edge, C-Max impacted
Safety recalls continue to plague Ford. This case involves Escape, Fusion, Edge, C-Max and Transit Connect vehicles.
THIS FROM A COMPANY THAT HAS THE NUMBER SELLING PICKUP........WHO WOULD BUY THEM????
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So far, mine has been a better, more reliable car, than what i've had from the big 3 in the past.
Well, that’s just too bad for me, I guess. Of course, that’s what they make coats for, as well. But hey, if 10* gets one that worked up…
50 amp circuit and a 60 amp circuit, not interchangeable. 50 amp breaker tripped, no more heat pump action!
A Hyundai EV is basically suicide4. Only EV's catch on fire (despite a thread like this)
The only person I've known to have had problems with their Hyundai is someone who could probably destroy a Sherman tank, and has quite an impressive list of vehicles he's managed to kill or wreck in the 45 years he's been on this earth.
The most recent was a 2013 Chevy Impala he bought used. I asked him if he checked the oil, "Yea it's fine". I checked it one day and it wasn't even showing up on the dipstick. I had to add 5 quarts to get it to the full mark (I was trying to help this guy out, but have since come to the conclusion that it's impossible to help someone whose elevator appears to be stuck on the ground floor...). It holds 6 quarts... A few months later and the engine locked up. Shocker.
Prior to the Impala he was car-less so I was letting him drive my 2004 Crown Victoria, which never used any oil when I drove it. I checked it after he had driven it for a month, and it was a quart low. All I can figure is that he was driving it like an animal.
Oh, the Hyundai he had? I think it was his grandmother's, a Santa Fe, and the engine block somehow cracked, or so he says. IF that's true I wonder how long he was driving it with the temp gauge pegged in the red...
The most recent was a 2013 Chevy Impala he bought used. I asked him if he checked the oil, "Yea it's fine". I checked it one day and it wasn't even showing up on the dipstick. I had to add 5 quarts to get it to the full mark (I was trying to help this guy out, but have since come to the conclusion that it's impossible to help someone whose elevator appears to be stuck on the ground floor...). It holds 6 quarts... A few months later and the engine locked up. Shocker.
Prior to the Impala he was car-less so I was letting him drive my 2004 Crown Victoria, which never used any oil when I drove it. I checked it after he had driven it for a month, and it was a quart low. All I can figure is that he was driving it like an animal.
Oh, the Hyundai he had? I think it was his grandmother's, a Santa Fe, and the engine block somehow cracked, or so he says. IF that's true I wonder how long he was driving it with the temp gauge pegged in the red...
Same here.
You may want to talk to the relatives whose kin were killed while they were letting their Tesla do the driving...........
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