Great points- the revenue claims can not be verified. There has never been a verified sale of the product and not a single dealership has been shown to have the product. Hyundai of Long Island has it on their website, but do yourself a favor- call or email them- I was told that the product could be purchased on Amazon and that they could help “install” the device (plug it into the OBD port).

None of the “deals” can be verified- Capoli is a prime example. That was a supposed contract and Capoli ended selling the devices on eBay for $20 just to get them off of the shelves.

ONCI is overvalued at .0001.