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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is warning drivers about “cheap, substandard replacement air bag inflators” in used cars that can fail to prevent serious injuries or death in a vehicle wreck. The agency said Wednesday that three people have been killed and two suffered severe injuries in the past nine months due to substandard, aftermarket air bag inflators.
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Ford recalling a recall that was supposed fix air bag problems, a historical fiction novel set in Detroit and Alabama, how a Michigander invented kitty litter, and touring the Capitol restoration work in Lansing.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 52 million of the airbag inflators produced by ARC Automotive are defective and unsafe. The company disagrees, and has refused to recall them.
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Fiat Chrysler issues another "do not drive" warning for owners of 2003 Dodge RAM pickups, saying they should call a dealer immediately for transportation and repair, if the airbags haven't yet been replaced.
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Michigan and 23 other states have settled their lawsuit against airbag maker Takata. But the states aren't going to try to collect the money. Takata is…
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The largest automotive recall in history continues, and millions of cars with potentially deadly airbags are still on the road.A federally appointed…
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Honda is stepping up its effort to get some of the most dangerous recalled cars in the country repaired.Tests have shown that the early-issue Takata…