This is coming from the New York Post's major insurers plan to drop two car models coverage due to theft.

And I bring this to you because if you have these models, you may have some trouble.

You may.

You're fucked.

You may have trouble.

Their reasoning is because of theft and because these cars seemingly don't offer the same kind of electronics that help prevent theft.

So I would say, first and foremost, let's just talk about it, right?

There are certain Kia models and Hyundai models that are going to be removed due to their lack of anti-theft common

in cars today, meaning that they haven't kind of kept up with the trends. And now, and here,

to be fair, we actually talked about insurance company dropping certain areas because of flooding.

Yeah, for houses and stuff. And here's the deal. Like insurance companies to me are kind of a fraud in a lot of ways.

I think that they take a lot of money in and you don't necessarily use that money.

Then when you do, they drop you because they're like, oh, you use money.

Now we got to drop you.

But no, I think first and foremost, Kia and Hyundai need to kind of step up the game.

They're both are high selling cars, I would imagine.

You see a lot of Kia's around.

You see a lot of Hyundai around.

And Hyundai, I'm especially surprised because I feel like they've really up their game lately.

I think we talked about that.

Yeah, the Hyundai's are actually getting pretty nice.

The past couple of years... I've seen a couple of Kia's just the other day, where they're actually really nice.

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