Legally Reviewed By 
The recent Takata airbag failure has just added to the growing number of recalls on consumer vehicles. Most people don’t think to check their airbags until it’s too late. Here is a list of the vehicles recalled and here’s how you can check to see if your vehicle is at risk. This link will provide which cars and models are being recalled. You will also read the steps needed to take if your car is on that list.
- Be proactive and informative
- If your car is on the list, call the dealership to see what your next step is and when your vehicle can be repaired.
- Minimize your risk of incident
- You may want to reduce your driving, carpooling, utilizing public transportation or renting a car.
- Remain patient
- There are a lot of cars and models that are on the list. Your airbag may not be able to be replaced right away.
Safety is always the number one priority especially with driving. Unfortunately, defectives happen with vehicles. So making sure your car is ready for the road or any accident is essential. Thankfully there are a number of sources to keep you updated on what to look for and who to reach if or when something happens.
If you need legal assistance with an airbag recall, reach out to our attorneys at once.
Related Posts
-
Car Accidents5 mins READDeer Season Is Here: What Virginia Drivers Should Know About Animal-Collision Claims
Deer collisions become more common on Virginia roads each fall, sometimes leaving drivers with significant vehicle damage, unexpected expenses, or serious injuries. After an accident, it’s important to understand what your insurance may cover and what steps you should take to protect yourself. In most cases, collisions involving deer are handled through the driver’s own...Read More -
Car AccidentsPedestrian Accidents3 mins READSafety Tips for Drivers & Pedestrians
Walking should be a safe way to get around, but pedestrian crashes continue to affect families across Virginia. According to DRIVE SMART Virginia’s annual report, which cites Virginia DMV data, 138 pedestrians died on Virginia roadways in 2025. Nationwide, 7,080 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in 2024—a 3.9% decrease from 2023, but still a...Read More -
Car Accidents4 mins READWhat to Do If You’re in an Accident on the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel
An accident on the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel can create additional challenges beyond those of a typical car crash, from safely getting out of traffic to determining fault in heavy congestion. Knowing what to do at the scene, what evidence to preserve, and how to document your injuries and losses afterward can help protect a potential claim.Read More