Airbag Recall
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Canada playing wait-and-see as U.S. battles to recall 57M airbag inflatorsThe issue is over airbag inflators from U.S.-based company ARC Automotive, which has resulted in seven incidents in the U.S. since 2009 and one death in Canada.CanadaSep 7, 2023
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Company refuses U.S. recall request for potentially dangerous airbag inflatorsThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is demanding the Tennessee company recall 67 million inflators in the U.S. because they could explode and hurl shrapnel.ConsumerMay 12, 2023
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Takata adds 3.3 million faulty airbags to largest automotive recall in U.S. historyThe bags have been linked to over 180 injuries and 18 deaths, including the most recent one identified — in Louisiana last month.ConsumerJan 7, 2018
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Honda recalls 1.2 million Accord vehicles because batteries can catch fireThis recall will cover Accords from the 2013 to 2016 model years.ConsumerJul 13, 2017
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Toyota customer driven to frustration waiting for replacement airbagA Vancouver Island man says he's been driving his car in fear for 15 months.ConsumerNov 10, 2016
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Ford recalling 1.9M vehicles to replace faulty Takata airbagsCertain Takata air bags can inflate with too much force and spew shrapnel into the vehicles. At least 11 deaths worldwide are related to the defect.ConsumerJun 1, 2016
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Exploding Takata airbag claims life of teen; 8th U.S. deathA teen driver who died a few days after a July car crash near Pittsburgh has been confirmed as the eighth death in the U.S. due to an explosive airbag made by auto parts maker Takata, federal transportation officials said Wednesday.ConsumerDec 23, 2015
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1.2 million vehicles in Canada affected by Takata airbag recallTransport Canada has released a detailed list of vehicles being recalled in Canada due to faulty airbags made by Japan's Takata Corp., saying 1.2 million vehicles are part of the worldwide recall.ConsumerMay 28, 2015
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Honda president to step aside following air-bag defect scandalHonda Motor Co., the Japanese automaker at the centre of an air-bag defect scandal, said Monday its president Takanobu Ito will step aside and be replaced by another Honda executive.WorldFeb 23, 2015
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