Certain owners of Ford vehicles with recalled Takata airbags, which may rupture and send shrapnel debris into the passenger compartment in the event of a crash, will share in nearly…
The NHTSA has introduced a new search function to help owners of vehicles with recalled Takata airbags determine whether parts are available for repairs and if their vehicle is listed…
Honda may be preparing to recall another 20 million vehicles with defective Takata airbags, according to overseas reports.
Takata may recall another 35-40 million airbag inflators this week, which could more than double the number of U.S. cars affected by recalls over the risk of rupturing, exploding airbags.
Takata Corporation may end up paying as much as $24 billion in costs related to recalled airbag inflators contained in millions of vehicles, due to problems where the device may…
Tens of millions more vehicles may be recalled because they are installed with potentially lethal Takata airbags, which have a tendency to overinflate and explode.
Mazda is recalling more than 374,000 vehicles equipped with Takata airbags that may over inflate and explode, potentially injuring or killing vehicle occupants.
More Takata airbag recalls threaten progress on the already slow rate of repairs as another fatality has been linked to the exploding safety devices.
The NHTSA has announced that Takata will have to pay up to $200 million in fines for its exploding airbags, including $70 million up front and an additional $130 million…
Takata has replaced airbag inflators in about a fifth of the recalled vehicles with help from other parts suppliers, the NHTSA reports.