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US sues Hyundai, Kia finance arm for repossessing service members' vehicles

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The U.S. government on Wednesday sued Hyundai and Kia's American financing arm, accusing it of repossessing vehicles leased by military service members without first obtaining court permission as required by law.

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The Department of Justice has said that Armed Forces members should not suffer financial hardship because of their service. Johnson still owed $13,796 on the car, and the financing arm realized in 2020 it should not have repossessed it, the complaint said. The lawsuit seeks to halt improper repossessions and a declaration that the matter concerned"an issue of significant public importance."

 

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