Isn't there technology that can prevent this kind of replay attack? And shouldn't the maker of a $50,000 car take advantage of this kind of technology to protect their car buyers? This kind of article would make me much less likely to buy this car.
A few cars implement Digital Keys 2.0, which uses NFC (Notably BMW in all their new models, but also some models in the Hyundai-Kia group). I expect most manufacturers implementing their own Bluetooth variation to switch over relatively quickly.
There are also various things that can be done to prevent relay attacks, but a good key combined with a very short range interlock device is much better than these stupid fobs.