Honda, the giant Japanese automaker, announced today that they’re expanding an existing recall for faulty SRS airbags in certain vehicles. The reason for the recall is that certain airbags could inflate with too much pressure, causing injury to the passenger. Additionally, when the airbag is deployed, the abrupt increase in pressure could cause the casing of the inflator to rupture. With this there is a possibility that fragments of airbag parts could scatter and injury the occupants of the vehicle. (read more)
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03
Jan
2011
Honda Snowblowers Deemed Unsafe by CPSC
The American Honda Motor co. Inc. of Torrance, California voluntarily recalled approximately 18,500 snowblowers due to reported fire hazards.
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21
Dec
2010
Honda SUVs Recalled for Breakable Frame
More than 35,000 Honda SUVs are being recalled, relating to problems with their frames breaking.
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16
Dec
2010
Honda Fit Vehicles Recalled Globally
Honda Motor Co. announced a global recall Thursday of more than 1 million Honda Fits, for issues related to headlight functionality.
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02
Dec
2010
7 Most Notable Car Recalls of the Decade
Seven auto manufacturer recalls top the list of most important recalls of the decade, including Toyota, Ford, Honda and Ferrari.
Read MoreThe Honda Accord was awarded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for being safe during side and frontal crashes, as well as rollovers.
Read MoreHonda issued a recall of 470,000 vehicles due to brake fluid problems, one day after Honda’s recall for the same reasons.
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