air bag recall

Japanese air bag manufacturer Takata has been hit with a record setting $200 million fine for violating the Motor Vehicle Safety Act. Takata’s exploding air bags have prompted an unprecedented punitive response from NHTSA. “Today, we are holding Takata responsible for its failures, and we are taking strong action to protect the traveling public,” said NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind.

Mercedes-Benz has announced a recall of 126,260 vehicles because the air bags can unexpectedly...

Chrysler has announced two recalls for electrical problems in several vehicle models. A total...

General Motors (GM) is recalling several certain model year 2015 Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac XTS,...

After 15 years of complaints, investigations, and insufficient recalls, last month Takata finally admitted...

Brace yourselves—we’re going to talk about exploding air bags again. Just last week we...

This week Japanese automakers Toyota, Nissan, and Honda announced even more expansions to the...

For the third time, BMW of North America is expanding a recall due to...

Adding to massive Takata recalls and the spontaneous air bag deployment issue, this spring...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced this weekend that Chrysler, Honda, and...