Takata Admits Its Airbags Are Defective – 15 Years Later
Recall Is Largest, Most Fraudulent in History The airbag was considered one of the most effective auto safety advances in auto manufacturing history. But over
Recall Is Largest, Most Fraudulent in History The airbag was considered one of the most effective auto safety advances in auto manufacturing history. But over
Deadliest Auto Defect in American History General Motors is a contender for causing one of the deadliest vehicle defects in history. The number of deaths
Huge Win for Corporate Negligence; Major Loss for Accident Victims’ Rights It is clear that General Motors not only knew about its defective ignition switches
Response to High Number of Recalls in 2014 The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill that allows whistleblowers who report auto safety hazards to
Court Considers Whether 2009 Bankruptcy Relieves Automaker of its Liability In 2009, a drowning General Motors was thrown a lifeline by the bankruptcy court. An
Car Manufacturer Not Admitting Airbag Defect to Blame for the Death A 35 year-old father of two ran into another vehicle almost a month ago
Federal Law Does Not Require Dealers to Fix Defects Or Notify Customers Used car dealers are not required to repair defects in recalled vehicles on
Recall May Require a Second Trip to the Dealership Chrysler, Honda and Toyota have issued a follow-up recall of 2.12 million vehicles. Many customers have
Click here to watch the video Crash Tests Show Serious Defects in Popular Minivan Models The minivan is a staple for many Texas families that
President Nominates Mark R. Rosekind to Fill National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vacancy Shrapnel that flies from an exploding airbag; a lance-like highway guardrail that