Safety chief: Honda must do more to fix dangerous air bags
Regulator has urged automaker to hire private investigators to notify car owners, along with other steps to speed recall
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Regulator has urged automaker to hire private investigators to notify car owners, along with other steps to speed recall
Here's one example on the high side: Over 150,000 miles, service and repairs for a Mustang will cost $27,100
Two lawmakers are asking the automaker to issue the order for older models at high risk for air bag ruptures
New tests found that of 21 models of SUV, no headlights rated good, four were acceptable and the rest marginal or poor
U.S. urges owners of old Civics, Accords and Acuras to stop driving them and get their Takata air bag inflators repaired ASAP
Highway safety study shows front seat passengers in SUVs face greater threat of injury or death in 'right corner' crashes
A former military weapons depot in Northern California has been turned into a secretive test track for Silicon Valley, where companies can test their self-driving cars in private
At least ten people have died as a result of defective Takata air bags in the U.S. -- is your car affected?
The country's car companies aren't alone in feeling the impacts, Sony and other technology companies are also hit
As recalls continue, Texas teenager is the 11th person to be killed due to malfunctioning Takata inflators
As the Japanese automaker struggles to drive growth, the company brings out an updated version of its popular compact
The carmakers are recalling 237,000 CX-5 SUVs and 45,000 Civics, respectively, for potentially dangerous defects
Brings to 8.5M the number of Hondas, Acuras called back due to possible Takata air bag explosions
The Civic and XC90 win the auto show's awards for 2016 Car of the Year and Truck of the Year, respectively
Nearly 17.5 million vehicles got new owners, and in 2016 that figure could hit 18 million
13-year-old boy was driving a relative's 2001 Honda Accord Coupe on July 22, 2015 when it crashed and the air bag inflated
Here's the lowdown, based on a quarter-million repairs signaled by "check engine" warning lights
It could take as long as four years to replace all 23.4 million potentially faulty inflators that are now on U.S. roads
Officials speed up efforts to recall millions of inflators linked to at least seven deaths and nearly 100 injuries in the U.S.
These SUVS, minivans and sedans are the models that owners most often hang on to for a decade before selling them
The world's top auto market isn't nearly as hot as it was, but that slowdown is now being offset by strength elsewhere
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigating potential trouble with about 384,000 cars from 2008 model year
Black and Hispanic borrowers paid hundreds of dollars more than whites regardless of credit worthiness, regulators claim
Japanese automaker is scrubbing production of certain hybrid and other "clean" vehicles because of slow sales
Takata's biggest customer expands recall at the insistence of federal safety regulators