Takata in a sentence

Honda Cars “will voluntarily replace Takata passenger front airbag inflators… as part of Honda’s precautionary global recall campaign concerning Takata front airbag inflators,” the company said in a statement.

At least 67 million Takata inflators are involved, and the U.S. government says that millions have still not been repaired.

More than 30 deaths worldwide — including 24 U.S. deaths — and hundreds of injuries in various automakers’ vehicles since 2009 are linked to Takata air bag inflators that can explode, unleashing metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.

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Stephen Gold, vice president of product integrity for ARC Automotive, has dismissed the comparisons to Takata.

The latest death was in May involving a Takata passenger-side bag.

Turns out his Passat was also recalled for the Takata airbag.

Honda told Reuters on Tuesday that it had confirmed 20 Takata related deaths in Honda and Acura vehicles since the investigation began.

There are – again according to estimates – some 16,000 cars with the Takata airbags circulating, and there has already been an announcement for the recall of Mazda Demio cars.

A deadly loophole is allowing faulty Takata airbags back on our roads.

A near-global recall for Takata airbags was made after it was discovered a chemical inside the bag was causing the units to explode with too much force, sending shrapnel-like pieces of metal into the occupants of the vehicle.

Honda Motor Co said on Saturday it has confirmed a 17th U.S. death tied to a faulty Takata air bag inflator.

In August, Honda agreed to pay $85 million to settle an investigation by most U.S. states into its use of defective Takata inflators.

According to paperwork filed with federal regulators, the affected cars were previously recalled as part of a much broader airbag recall relating to airbags from the automotive supplier Takata.

Another person has died from shrapnel hurled by a faulty Takata air bag inflator.

Mr Ngo is the only person in Australia known to have died from a defective Takata airbag inflator.

Takata airbag recall is the largest recall in automotive history and involved millions of cars fitted with the faulty inflators.

An official statement from Honda Malaysia today confirmed that the Takata single stage (SDI) driver’s airbag inflator ruptured in a crash on Jan 1, 2018 in Selangor.

Defective Takata inflators can explode in a crash and shower drivers and passengers with hot shrapnel.

Ford and U.S. government safety regulators are telling the owners of 33,428 Ranger pickup trucks in North America not to drive them because they have Takata air bag inflators that are an immediate risk to safety.