Australian Man Dies In Faulty Air Bag Crash
World News | Reuters | Saturday July 22, 2017
An Australian man who died in a Sydney car crash may be the 18th death linked to faulty Takata air bags, after police said he was killed when hit in the neck by shrapnel from an air bag.
How Reliable Are Japan's Takata Airbags?
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday June 8, 2016
A criminal complaint has been filed in Japan about a Takata air bag causing injuries during a crash, the first such case in this nation related to an unfolding massive recall.
Honda Motor to Recall 11,381 Cars in India
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday May 15, 2015
Honda Motor Co's local unit will recall 11,381 vehicles in India to replace potentially faulty air bags, the company said in a statement on Friday, a day after its Japanese parent said it would recall 5 million vehicles for the same reason.
Pregnant Woman Dies in Car Accident Due to Faulty Air Bag
World News | Associated Press | Friday November 14, 2014
Japanese automaker Honda says a Malaysian woman who died in a car accident due to a defective air bag manufactured by Takata Corp. was pregnant and perished with her unborn baby.
Nissan Recalls 52,000 Vehicles For Faulty Air Bags
World News | Associated Press | Sunday November 9, 2014
Nissan is recalling more than 52,000 vehicles for passenger air bags that can explode with too much force and send shards of metal into the passenger compartment.
GM Dealers Stop Selling Some Cruze Sedans with Takata Air Bags
Business | Thursday June 26, 2014
Potentially faulty air bags supplied by Takata have led to the recall of about 10.5 million vehicles worldwide, many of them made by Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co.
US investigates Honda minivans for air bag trouble
World News | Associated Press | Monday June 10, 2013
US safety regulators have added about 320,000 older model Honda Odyssey minivans to a widening probe of faulty air bags that affects at least three automakers and more than 2 million vehicles.
Australian Man Dies In Faulty Air Bag Crash
World News | Reuters | Saturday July 22, 2017
An Australian man who died in a Sydney car crash may be the 18th death linked to faulty Takata air bags, after police said he was killed when hit in the neck by shrapnel from an air bag.
How Reliable Are Japan's Takata Airbags?
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday June 8, 2016
A criminal complaint has been filed in Japan about a Takata air bag causing injuries during a crash, the first such case in this nation related to an unfolding massive recall.
Honda Motor to Recall 11,381 Cars in India
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday May 15, 2015
Honda Motor Co's local unit will recall 11,381 vehicles in India to replace potentially faulty air bags, the company said in a statement on Friday, a day after its Japanese parent said it would recall 5 million vehicles for the same reason.
Pregnant Woman Dies in Car Accident Due to Faulty Air Bag
World News | Associated Press | Friday November 14, 2014
Japanese automaker Honda says a Malaysian woman who died in a car accident due to a defective air bag manufactured by Takata Corp. was pregnant and perished with her unborn baby.
Nissan Recalls 52,000 Vehicles For Faulty Air Bags
World News | Associated Press | Sunday November 9, 2014
Nissan is recalling more than 52,000 vehicles for passenger air bags that can explode with too much force and send shards of metal into the passenger compartment.
GM Dealers Stop Selling Some Cruze Sedans with Takata Air Bags
Business | Thursday June 26, 2014
Potentially faulty air bags supplied by Takata have led to the recall of about 10.5 million vehicles worldwide, many of them made by Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co.
US investigates Honda minivans for air bag trouble
World News | Associated Press | Monday June 10, 2013
US safety regulators have added about 320,000 older model Honda Odyssey minivans to a widening probe of faulty air bags that affects at least three automakers and more than 2 million vehicles.
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