#AirbagRecall

Unless you live literally under a rock – can we join you if you do? – you’ve heard about the Takata airbag recall. It’s been all over the news for years now affecting 37 million vehicles. Maybe you don’t know what it’s all about? Maybe you’re curious if you’re affected? It is something you should care about.

Owners of older Kia vehicles may want to look out for a recall notice in the mailbox.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is recalling 1.9-million vehicles for a possible airbag defect.

GM is recalling 4.28 million vehicles worldwide to address a possible airbag software defect.

A Takata truck exploded in Texas last week, causing one death and four injuries.

Honda is calling back another 20 million potentially deadly airbag inflators as a preemptive safety measure.  

The already massive Takata airbag recall has been expanded to include another 35 million to 40 million vehicles.

Nissan is recalling 3.53-million vehicles to address an issue with the passenger-side airbag.

Volkswagen was reluctant to recall its vehicles equipped with Takata airbags.

Continental Automotive Systems has admitted to installing potentially faulty airbag control computers in about 5 million cars. 

Takata has been fined $70 million and could face $130 million more in fines.

Takata is launching an ad campaign to build awareness for the massive airbag recall.

Honda has announced a new campaign in the ongoing Takata airbag recall. 

The Takata airbag recall is an unmitigated disaster for the automotive industry and Honda is working overtime to correct affected vehicles.

Mazda has expanded its Takata airbag recall to now cover 472,056 vehicles.