It's (almost?) all cars made in the last 10 years honestly. They often come with satellite receivers and allow for over-the-air updates to their software. They all allow for remote connection of one form or another and typically have far less-than-ideal security to support it. Here's one article about how the manufacturers are selling your data [1].

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1. https://archive.is/0wqhh - (NYT) "Automakers Are Sharing Consumers’ Driving Behavior With Insurance Companies"

I have heard the new cars from China seem to have spyware on them. 
Having wifi inside a car is kind of a new concept, but I am sure that is used to track your location. 


Satosora

New cars are like spyware machines
Old cars without internet and spyware and without subscriptions features could become very rare and expensive demanded things ;)