Honda said that the injury was caused by a Takata airbag salvaged from a junk yard and not installed by authorized dealers. 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
BMW has confirmed that repaired BMW vehicles were fitted with faulty Takata airbags to replace the deployed ones manufactured by German parts supplier Petri. more
BMW has issued a recall of over 230,000 of its cars and SUVs as these cars could have been possibly installed with Takata airbags. more
Ford is recalling over 800,000 vehicles in North America due to the faulty airbags manufactured by Japanese automotive supplier Takata. more
Japanese automotive supplier Takata has pleaded guilty in a global airbag scandal it is involved in. Three Japanese executives have been charged in a US court. more
Toyota said it is issuing a fresh recall in Japan, China and Europe to fix suspected Takata airbags, which run the risk to exploding. more
Takata is now talking to the possible buyers of their company amid the airbag scandal that they are facing. more
On Monday, automobile giant Toyota Motor Corp issued a statement saying that they need a recall of atleast 1.6 million vehicles in US. The recall was due to the Takata airbags located in front passenger seat that is feared to burst out. more
Hawaii is the first state to file a lawsuit against Takata. Takata said that their cost issues are still unresolved amid the recalls. more
Unrecalled 85M Takata airbags is still being used in the US. The numbers are confirmed by the regulators and the need to pull it out escalates. more
BMW will recall about 26,000 7 Series models due to defective air bag. 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
Takata continues to face problems with its airbags, as Honda has recalled another 2.2 million vehicles in the U.S. over the company’s faulty inflators. more
Takata’s faulty airbag inflators continue to remain an issue in the auto world, with Mazda announcing Friday that it will recall 374,519 vehicles in the U.S. connected to the defective front passenger-side airbags. more
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