Airbags in vehicles are one of the most vital safety systems compared to other passive systems that keep the driver and passenger from harm. The model affected with this recall is the Subaru Forester SUV from 2015 to 2018 specifically. more
The Japanese company was expected to plead guilty as part of the $1 billion deal it has struck with U.S. Justice Department. more
An error in a manufacturing company was behind the faulty side airbags. more
Product-related issues, such as defective airbags, are giving some car manufacturers big headaches with more recalls being made all over the country. more
Takata is no longer alone in airbag drama, as Continental Automotive Systems said Thursday that it is recalling 5 million vehicles worldwide to fix an issue with their airbags. more
Toyota has recalled 320,000 trucks and SUVs in order to fix a problem with their airbags that can present a safety issue. more
Mercedes-Benz has issued a recall for over 126,000 vehicles due to a problem that causes their airbags to inflate without there being a crash. more
Chairman Shigehisa Takada will take the place of outgoing CEO Stefan Stocker, while top-ranking employees take a significant cut in pay. more
Toyota has recalled an unknown number of models in Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the U.S. Virgin Islands for having problematic Takata airbags. more
BMW is analyzing select models to see if they are equipped with faulty Takata airbags, which have been known to explode. more
Honda has expanded its recall last year by 2 million vehicles, while Nissan and Mazda have issued new recalls as well. more
Toyota has recalled 650,000 more vehicles for the same airbag issue that was related to a 2013 recall. more
Hyundai has issued recalls for Tucsons in South Korea and the U.S. more
Nissan is expected to start the recall next month. more
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