Hyundai, Kia Pay $300,000 To Settle Claims They Illegally Repo'd Service Members Cars
Carscoops - 2024-05-09T18:31:00.000Z

A group of 26 servicemembers accused Hyundai of illegally repossessing their vehicles while they were away on active duty Read this story

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