A local man pleaded guilty this week to importing thousands of counterfeit car airbags into Raleigh over the course of two ...

That is why we have recommended not using these vehicles until we change the parts,” he said, His comments came a day after he had said he believes all companies will be able to replace all the ...

Because Takata isn't the only player in the world producing airbags, it might seem that ... that the development and production of a replacement inflator for a particular model by a supplier ...

Takata is pushing hard to increase its global production of replacement airbag inflators to 900,000 units, while automakers begin looking elsewhere. Takata is scrambling to fill the massive ...

A man who is “currently employed as an engineer with the N.C. Department of Transportation” pleaded guilty Monday to ...

A Raleigh man pled guilty today (Wednesday) to importing thousands of counterfeit car steering wheel airbags into the Raleigh area over the past two years. The counterfeit airbags were sold locally ...

Subaru just topped Consumer Reports’ reliability rankings, beating out Toyota and Lexus for the first time. But the same year it claims the throne, Subaru’s issuing a major recall for faulty airbags ...

Speaking to news website Stockwatch, he said he believes all companies will be able to replace all the defective airbags which have been subject to recall within the eight-month timeframe set out ...

Honda Pilot (2010 – 2015) The recall follows concerns over defective airbags that could pose serious risks to drivers and passengers in the event of deployment. Owners of the affected vehicles are ...

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently issued a safety notice on the increased circulation of counterfeit and substandard ...

Speaking to CyBC radio, he said he was confident that the requisite number of parts would be found. For example, he said, Honda has identified “a number of airbags”, and it is “only a matter ...

An automotive airbag is a fabric structure inflated at ... and why are they not standardized for routine replacement on a regular schedule just like any other vehicle consumable?