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Anyone able to negotiate a discount on UVO?

Thread author theDING
Start date Jun 5, 2020

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Tellthemride

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Jan 22, 2022

arattle said:
The law wasn't foolish. Kia is taking an extreme stance to avoid complying with this law. If every state had a right-to-repair law, they would not be disabling this feature country-wide.

Yesterday’s Globe article about Kia and Subaru using these telematics disabling tactics to effectively evade MA laws.

In latest ‘right to repair’ move, Kia shuts off new car tech in Massachusetts - The Boston Globe

The Korean automaker has switched off the wireless data systems of its new cars sold in the Commonwealth, as a way to comply with the controversial law.

www.bostonglobe.com