Honda is recalling more than 750,000 vehicles in the US - across 16 models. It is linked to a faulty sensor that can cause the front passenger air bags to inflate when they're not supposed to.

This time, Honda is up to bat with another 378,758 recalls for an apparent airbag inflator issue. The nearly 400,000 units have been added to the already announced 440,000 vehicles red tagged back ...

Issues with air bag seat weight sensors on certain Honda vehicles and tailgate latches on certain GM vehicles have prompted the automakers to recall a combined total of more than one million vehicles.

When people started noticing that their Hondas' airbags had been stolen, it wasn't part of some internet challenge. The ...

At number one, Honda has 16% of the recalls. And what were the main reasons? They are electrical systems followed by tires and the most common reason, an issue with the airbags, tens of millions ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is notoriously slow to act. How slow? Well, it's been studying 50 million airbags in 13 kinds of cars for eight years with no decision.

Honda says it has not received any crash or injury reports related to this recall to date. The automaker said Thursday that it will replace fuel pumps for all vehicles impacted by the recall at no ...

The NHTSA recently announced recalls for 660,231 vehicles. This includes vehicles from General Motors, Honda, Ram and ...

BANGKOK — Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda confirmed Dec. 18 that ... have backed away from seeking a giant recall of nearly 50 million air bag inflators and will investigate further after ...

Almost 11,000 Honda cars have been recalled so the Takata airbags can be replaced, the transport ministry announced on Wednesday. It specified Galatariotis Motors had briefed the ministry that ...

The fault could cause moisture to enter the Takata airbag unit and degrade the airbag propellant, according to the recall notice.