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Dodge Dart vehicles because front seat side airbags may not be properly installed, potentially failing to deploy
DODGE — DODGE DART (Chrysler Group LLC)
because defective wiring may deactivate the front passenger airbag, increasing injury risk in a crash
PORSCHE — PORSCHE CAYMAN, BOXSTER, 911 CARRERA (Porsche Cars North America, Inc.)
because a misaligned B-pillar hole may prevent seatbelts from restraining occupants properly in a crash
WESTERN STAR — WESTERN STAR 4900 (Daimler Trucks North America)
because a welding defect may prevent the passenger airbag from fully inflating
GMC — GMC, CHEVROLET SIERRA, SILVERADO (General Motors LLC)
software error may cause the wrong side airbags to deploy in a crash
CHRYSLER — CHRYSLER, DODGE, RAM TOWN AND COUNTRY, GRAND CARAVAN, C/V TRADESMAN (Chrysler Group LLC)
emergency vehicles because electrical signal fluctuations may cause airbags or seat belt pretensioners to deploy inadvertently
SPARTAN — SPARTAN GLADIATOR, METROSTAR (Spartan Motors, Inc.)
correctly identify the front passenger, potentially causing the airbag to deploy with incorrect force
HYUNDAI — HYUNDAI AZERA (Hyundai Motor Company)
fail to detect light passengers, potentially deactivating the airbag
MERCEDES-BENz — MERCEDES-BENz, MERCEDES-BENZ SLK250, SLK350 (Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC.)
CODA vehicles because improperly rolled side curtain airbags may fail to deploy in a crash, increasing injury risk
CODA — CODA CODA (CODA Automotive)
Dodge Challenger, and Charger vehicles because seat airbag wiring may malfunction, increasing injury risk in crashes
CHRYSLER — CHRYSLER, DODGE 300, CHARGER, CHALLENGER (Chrysler Group LLC)
because defective sensors may permanently suppress the passenger airbag
NISSAN — NISSAN, INFINITI LEAF, JX35, ALTIMA, SENTRA (Nissan North America, Inc.)
recalling one 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera because passenger seatbelts lack the required Automatic Locking Retractor function, posing
PORSCHE — PORSCHE 911 CARRERA (US Specs)
Corolla, Corolla Matrix, and Vibe vehicles because airbag circuits may short, causing unintended deployment
PONTIAC — PONTIAC, TOYOTA VIBE, COROLLA, COROLLA MATRIX (Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing)
seats because a wet seat may prevent the airbag from turning off, increasing injury risk for children
VOLKSWAGEN — VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE (VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC)
Cherokee vehicles because a component failure may cause airbags to deploy unexpectedly
JEEP — JEEP LIBERTY, GRAND CHEROKEE (CHRYSLER GROUP LLC)
occupant classification system cable may be damaged, causing airbags to malfunction
SCION — SCION IQ (Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing)
control unit may cause unintended airbag deployment
VOLVO — VOLVO S60, XC60 (Volvo Cars of N.A., LLC)
model year 2012 CODA vehicles because side curtain airbags may not deploy properly in a crash
CODA — CODA CODA (Coda Automotive)
recalling 2008-2012 Xpeditor trucks because a seatbelt retractor may malfunction, increasing injury risk in a crash
AUTOCAR — AUTOCAR XPEDITOR (AUTOCAR, LLC)
G550 vehicles because the front passenger airbag molding strip may become loose and act as a projectile during
MERCEDES BENZ — MERCEDES BENZ, MERCEDES-BENZ G55, G550 (MERCEDES-BENZ USA, LLC.)
detect small adults, potentially preventing the front passenger airbag from deploying
HYUNDAI — HYUNDAI SANTA FE (Hyundai Motor Company)
Sonata vehicles because the curtain side airbags may inflate without a deployment command, increasing the risk of injury
HYUNDAI — HYUNDAI SONATA (Hyundai Motor Company)
front passenger seat sensor may crack, causing the airbag to deploy incorrectly if a child is present
KIA — KIA RIO (KIA MOTORS CORPORATION)
Chevrolet Malibus because a software defect may cause airbags to deploy unintentionally or fail to deploy
CHEVROLET — CHEVROLET MALIBU (GENERAL MOTORS LLC)
trucks because incorrect software may cause the passenger airbag to malfunction, increasing injury risk
FORD — FORD F-150 (FORD MOTOR COMPANY)