4,000 Hyundais and Kias at the bottom of the Pacific
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4,000 Hyundais and Kias at the bottom of the Pacific
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The same thing happened to Volvo several months back. They lost a bunch of their SUV's rights when the SUV was first released. Now that's gotta hurt.
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[QUOTE=BluBuru4,000 Hyundais and Kias at the bottom of the Pacific
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At the bottom of the ocean. Right where they belong.
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At the bottom of the ocean. Right where they belong.
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Origami posted by CNN
A ship carrying 4,191 cars sank Sunday after colliding with an oil tanker in a busy shipping lane just south of Singapore.
A ship carrying 4,191 cars sank Sunday after colliding with an oil tanker in a busy shipping lane just south of Singapore.

Okay, that's long enough.

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With the Volvo incident, some people went down and removed them from the water. All they needed was a little bit of repair and then they were sold cheap.
I wonder if that will happen with the Kia's and Hyundai's? Hahaha a new car for 2 grand.
Well at least now I know my work at the Kia dealer will be slow. Not many new cars for a few weeks I'd say.
I wonder if that will happen with the Kia's and Hyundai's? Hahaha a new car for 2 grand.
Well at least now I know my work at the Kia dealer will be slow. Not many new cars for a few weeks I'd say.



thats such a huge loss for their company