TSLA400.62011.72%
GM81.3203.27%
F12.8700.43%
RIVN17.2300.34%
CYD43.2600.9381%
HMC25.0000.64%
TM217.2004.34%
CVNA387.50025.26%
PAG161.3205.3%
LAD283.0408.17%
AN207.9909.7%
GPI349.94014.46%
ABG211.4407.35%
SAH70.7003.33%
TSLA400.62011.72%
GM81.3203.27%
F12.8700.43%
RIVN17.2300.34%
CYD43.2600.9381%
HMC25.0000.64%
TM217.2004.34%
CVNA387.50025.26%
PAG161.3205.3%
LAD283.0408.17%
AN207.9909.7%
GPI349.94014.46%
ABG211.4407.35%
SAH70.7003.33%
TSLA400.62011.72%
GM81.3203.27%
F12.8700.43%
RIVN17.2300.34%
CYD43.2600.9381%
HMC25.0000.64%
TM217.2004.34%
CVNA387.50025.26%
PAG161.3205.3%
LAD283.0408.17%
AN207.9909.7%
GPI349.94014.46%
ABG211.4407.35%
SAH70.7003.33%


Takata

GM and U.S. regulators are probing a crash involving a recalled GMC Sierra after a Takata air bag ruptured and injured a passenger.

GM, NHTSA investigate air bag rupture in recalled GMC Sierra crash, WSJ reports

- December 24, 2025
On the Dash: GM and federal regulators are investigating an air bag rupture in a recalled 2010 GMC Sierra that injured a passenger. The vehicle had an open Takata air...
Ford and Mazda issued a critical do-not-drive advisory for vehicles that have yet to be repaired under previous Takata airbag safety recalls.

Ford, Mazda issue urgent do-not-drive advisory for vehicles with unrepaired Takata airbags

- August 14, 2024
Ford and Mazda have issued a critical do-not-drive advisory for certain vehicles that have yet to be repaired under previous Takata airbag inflator safety recalls. The advisory, announced on Tuesday,...
BMW is recalling 1,145 vehicles in the U.S. due to a dangerous defect that may cause the driver's airbag to explode during deployment.

BMW recalls 1,145 vehicles due to potentially explosive airbag issues

- July 17, 2024
BMW is recalling 1,145 vehicles in the United States due to a potentially dangerous defect that may cause the driver's airbag to explode during deployment, the U.S. National Highway Traffic...
BMW recall

BMW Recalls Over 390,000 Older Vehicles in the U.S. Due to Faulty Takata Airbags

- July 10, 2024
German automaker BMW is recalling more than 390,000 vehicles in the United States due to potentially deadly Takata airbag inflators. The recall affects 2006-2012 BMW 3 Series Sedans and Sportswagons...
The NHSTA launched an investigation into nearly 75,000 Nissan Rogue Select vehicles following reports of unintended side airbag deployments.

NHTSA investigates Nissan Rogue Select over unintended airbag deployments

- June 4, 2024
U.S. auto safety regulators have launched an investigation into nearly 75,000 Nissan Rogue Select vehicles from the 2015 model year following reports of unintended side airbag deployments. The National Highway...
Owners of nearly 84,000 Nissan vehicles equipped with recalled, unrepaired Takata airbags should immediately stop driving, says the NHTSA

NHTSA urges immediate halt in driving older Nissan vehicles due to Takata airbag risks

- May 30, 2024
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced yesterday that owners of nearly 84,000 older Nissan vehicles in the United States equipped with recalled, unrepaired Takata airbags should immediately...
recalls

New Takata airbag death, NHTSA reminds drivers to check for recalls

- December 20, 2022
In spite of a recall effort spanning nearly 13 years, Takata airbags have claimed another life. By 2009, nearly 67 million vehicles had been sold with Takata airbags, in models from...
airbag

NHTSA probe launched into 30 million more Takata airbags

- September 21, 2021
On Monday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that yet another potential airbag inflator recall could be on the way. Takata airbag inflators in as many as 30 million...
recall

GM to issue another Takata airbag recall for 5.9M trucks and SUVs

- November 24, 2020
After taking more than four years to reach a conclusion, the NHTSA has finally decided to mandate another Takata airbag recall for General Motors vehicles. The recall will affect 5.9 million vehicles...
Takata bankruptcy

Why Takata’s bankruptcy benefits your service department

- June 29, 2017
Takata, the Japanese company behind the faulty airbag inflators, filed for bankruptcy protection. Despite the spiraling debt the company has incurred (which is estimated to be around $9 Billion), Karl...


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