I don't think that this has anything to do with culture.
Rather, it allows Kia/Hyundai to deny claims under a warranty that may be too generous for the product as designed and built.
They can always claim that if the owner had only followed the ridiculously short "severe service" OCI schedule, where this is basically defined as driving the car, then all would have been well.
An IOLM would do away with this loophole.
Rather, it allows Kia/Hyundai to deny claims under a warranty that may be too generous for the product as designed and built.
They can always claim that if the owner had only followed the ridiculously short "severe service" OCI schedule, where this is basically defined as driving the car, then all would have been well.
An IOLM would do away with this loophole.