Nissan Warns 84,000 Older Models Over Dangerous Takata Airbags

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Nearly 10 years after the recall of Takata airbags, over 6.4 million vehicles in the U.S. still have the potentially deadly devices, with 40% of these vehicles located in high-risk states. The airbags can explode with excessive force due to prolonged exposure to heat and humidity, posing a severe risk to occupants. The recall, the largest in auto safety history, has already resulted in over two dozen deaths and hundreds of injuries in the U.S.
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- How to tell if your older vehicle has a potentially dangerous Takata air bag under recall The Associated Press
- Nissan issues 'do not drive' warning for some older models after air bag defect linked to 58 injuries USA TODAY
- Nissan issues 'do not drive' warning for 84,000 older-model vehicles over Takata air bags NBC News
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