content: Pssst. Just about every 2015 and newer car is prone to hacks.  I know I've seen Jeep have a remote exploit, any others? What's your point anyways? Two wrongs make a right? No car should be able to have its vital controls remotely hacked.  But please, don't let that stop you writing an article of fear and ignorance Business Insider.  What's the fear and ignorance? Seems to me automated car fanboys and shills like to bury their heads in the sand.