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In a huge blow for embattled airbag manufacturer Takata, a new report from former employees reveals the company knew about the problems with its devices for a decade.
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- Takata Air Bag Recall Explodes To 33.8 Million Cars, Making It The Biggest Recall Ever
Japanese airbag manufacturer Takata's woes just got worse, much worse, as at the US Transportation Department's insistence, they nearly doubled the amount of recalled cars, from 18 million to 33.8 million. Read more »...
- Gm Reportedly Knew About Cobalt’s Deadly Ignition Problems In 2004!
A disturbing report claims General Motors knew since 2004 about the Chevrolet Cobalt’s ignition switch problem that could shut off the engine while driving, as well as cut off the driver's power steering and brakes, airbags and anti-lock brakes....
- Toyota Brings In Security Guards To Personally Escort Sacked Workers In Australia
More than 200 workers Toyota workers at the firm's Altona plant in Melbourne, Australia, were in for a nasty surprise on Monday as the company went ahead with its original plan to axe 350 employees. The remaining workers will be sacked on Tuesday....
- Toyota Develops World’s First Rear Window Airbag
You knew it was coming, meaning it’s been a while since we last heard of an automaker announcing a new type of airbag. The latest ‘revolution’ in the airbag biz comes from Toyota that has developed the world's first rear window...
- Auto News For Monday, September 28, 2015 - Audi Says 2.1 Million Of Its Own Vehicles Use Cheating Software
Here are the five must-read, must-watch auto news stories, reviews and videos for Monday, September 28, 2015. AUDI Volkswagen’s premium Audi brand, initially brought along by Volkswagen’s first admission that nearly 500,000 cars –...
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Maker Of Airbags At Center Of Scandal Knew About Flaw In 2004
In a huge blow for embattled airbag manufacturer Takata, a new report from former employees reveals the company knew about the problems with its devices for a decade.
Read more »
- Takata Air Bag Recall Explodes To 33.8 Million Cars, Making It The Biggest Recall Ever
Japanese airbag manufacturer Takata's woes just got worse, much worse, as at the US Transportation Department's insistence, they nearly doubled the amount of recalled cars, from 18 million to 33.8 million. Read more »...
- Gm Reportedly Knew About Cobalt’s Deadly Ignition Problems In 2004!
A disturbing report claims General Motors knew since 2004 about the Chevrolet Cobalt’s ignition switch problem that could shut off the engine while driving, as well as cut off the driver's power steering and brakes, airbags and anti-lock brakes....
- Toyota Brings In Security Guards To Personally Escort Sacked Workers In Australia
More than 200 workers Toyota workers at the firm's Altona plant in Melbourne, Australia, were in for a nasty surprise on Monday as the company went ahead with its original plan to axe 350 employees. The remaining workers will be sacked on Tuesday....
- Toyota Develops World’s First Rear Window Airbag
You knew it was coming, meaning it’s been a while since we last heard of an automaker announcing a new type of airbag. The latest ‘revolution’ in the airbag biz comes from Toyota that has developed the world's first rear window...
- Auto News For Monday, September 28, 2015 - Audi Says 2.1 Million Of Its Own Vehicles Use Cheating Software
Here are the five must-read, must-watch auto news stories, reviews and videos for Monday, September 28, 2015. AUDI Volkswagen’s premium Audi brand, initially brought along by Volkswagen’s first admission that nearly 500,000 cars –...