Air Bag Inflator Recall To Grow By 35 Million To 40 Million

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Takata will recall another 35 million to 40 million air bag inflators, a stunning increase that will more than double what is already the largest automotive recall in American history, the federal government announced Wednesday. … Click to Continue »

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Air Bag Inflator Recall To Grow By 35 Million To 40 Million

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