Auto Safety Regulators To Watch Unrecalled Takata Inflators After One Blows Apart, Injuring a Driver in Chicago December 6, 2023 By Tom Krisher DETROIT (AP) – U.S. auto safety regulators said Monday they are monitoring data from a group of mostly unrecalled Takata...
Honda to Re-Recall 1 Million Cars in U.S. to Replace Faulty Air Bag Parts March 12, 2019 By Ryan Beene Honda Motor Co. will recall more than a million vehicles in the U.S. to replace a batch of faulty air...
Takata U.S. Deal With Drivers, Creditors Clears Way to Sell Operations February 12, 2018 By Tom Hals Takata Corp.’s U.S. unit reached a settlement with its creditors, lawyers for those injured by its deadly air bags and...
After Another Death by Airbag, Ford Warns Owners of Older Pickups to Stop Driving January 12, 2018 By David Shepardson Ford Motor Co. said on Thursday it had confirmed a second death in an older pickup truck caused by a...
Takata Recalls 3.3 Million More Airbags January 8, 2018 Takata Corp., the parts supplier that filed for bankruptcy after sparking the largest auto recall in history, called back 3.3...
Large Claims Becoming More Expensive, Complex & Global: Allianz April 25, 2017 By L.S. Howard Large liability claims are becoming more expensive, complex and international, with activity increasing outside the United States, according a report...
Takata Settles Airbags Lawsuit With Florida Driver’s Estate July 19, 2016 By Marie Rohde Takata Corp. agreed to settle a lawsuit in Florida with the estate of a driver of a Honda Civic who...
Thinking Outside the Glove Box to Get Recalled Autos Repaired March 8, 2016 By Jeff Plungis The 63,000 spectators crowded in late January inside Atlanta’s Georgia Dome for a battle of college marching bands didn’t know...
Honda Confirms Airbag Injured Florida Driver April 14, 2015 Honda Motor Co. Ltd.’s American unit on Monday confirmed that a faulty airbag inflator made by Takata Corp. ruptured in...
Air Bag Update: Toyota to Recall 190,000 More Vehicles, Mostly in Japan December 4, 2014 By Chang-Ran Kim and Mari Saito Toyota Motor Corp. said on Thursday it would call back 190,000 more vehicles, mostly in Japan, to replace potentially defective...