What cars airbags are being recalled?
Takata Airbag Recall: Everything You Need to Know
| Acura | Lexus |
|---|---|
| Chrysler (includes Dodge, Jeep) | Mitsubishi |
| Ferrari | Nissan |
| Ford/Lincoln | Subaru |
| General Motors (includes Pontiac, Saab) | Tesla |
Are airbag recalls free?
Consumers should be aware: Certain 2001-2003 Honda and Acura (containing “Alpha” air bags), 2006 Ford Ranger, and Mazda B-Series vehicles are at a far higher risk for an air bag explosion that could injure or kill vehicle occupants. These vehicles can and should be repaired immediately.
What is the new airbag recall?
Takata airbags have been part of an ongoing recall since 2016. Officials say they can hurl shrapnel if they explode after deteriorating over time due to heat and humidity.
How do I find out if my airbags are safe?
Visit ismyairbagsafe.com.au and accc.gov.au to see whether your vehicle is affected. If your car, motorcycle or truck is on the list, call your local dealership or manufacturer immediately to arrange to get the airbags replaced.
Are replaced airbags safe?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) offers this advice: Replace any used airbags immediately after a car crash; Only use an authorized service center; and. Do not drive your car until the airbag replacement is complete.
Is a car considered totaled if the airbag deploys?
No, airbags deploying does not automatically make a car a total loss. If a vehicle’s airbags deploy and the cost of replacing them is more than the total loss threshold for your state, it would be declared a total loss. On average, an airbag replacement costs between $1,000 – $1,750, considering parts and labor.
What vehicles are involved in airbag recall?
Honda, Nissan, Toyota and Mazda are involved in a massive airbag recall that could see as many as 2.9-million vehicles worldwide recalled for exploding airbags. The Japanese airbag supplier Takata makes airbags for many manufacturers that also includes BMW and General Motors.
Is your car part of the Takata airbag recall?
If you find out that your car or truck is part of the Takata airbag recall, you should contact a dealership immediately and set up a repair. There should be no charge to have the defective Takata airbags in your vehicle replaced.
Is there a recall on my car?
Find your VIN Your unique 17-character vehicle identification number (VIN) can be found in a number of places.