Underinflating Takata Airbags Recalled in Older Audis

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Scott McCracken
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Audi recently announced more than 116,000 cars need to be recalled to replace their non-azide driver-side Takata inflators because they might underinflate on deployment. First they explode with too much force, now this? Pick a lane, Takata.

Recall Notes

  • The Takata recall saga has been going on for years.
  • The recalled cars include some late 90's A4, A6, and A8 sedans. As well as a few early 2000's TT Coupes and Roadsters.
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