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So there's the actual answer: it's a Hyundai problem. I have a family member with the same issue, and the last time I visited the dealership someone was talking to me and mentioned bringing their car in for an oil consumption test. There was a class action suit over this, but it got dismissed.
Hyundai class action over excessive oil consumption dismissed
Hyundai makes numerous models of Hyundai and Kia brand vehicles with defective engines that use excessive amounts of oil, costing their owners huge sums of money, a new class action lawsuit alleges.
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December 24, 2025 at 6:59 PM
So there's the actual answer: it's a Hyundai problem. I have a family member with the same issue, and the last time I visited the dealership someone was talking to me and mentioned bringing their car in for an oil consumption test. There was a class action suit over this, but it got dismissed.
@dtupper.com I got the answer your managers want. Fire would 100% pay more money to keep their privacy. Even if you have to keep the liveness check. Just don't take their address. The ISO standard allows for selective providing of information. Add mDL support.
December 20, 2025 at 7:54 AM
@dtupper.com I got the answer your managers want. Fire would 100% pay more money to keep their privacy. Even if you have to keep the liveness check. Just don't take their address. The ISO standard allows for selective providing of information. Add mDL support.