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Recall: 3,00,000 Honda Cars With Faulty Airbags Still Unrepaired
The NHTSA officials also said that they have hired private investigators to track down owners so that they can send the mechanics directly to owners to have their cars fixed.
Honda
has
recalled
so
many
cars
around
the
world
to
fix
the
faulty
Takata
airbags.
According
to
the
National
Highway
Traffic
Safety
Administration
(NHTSA),
about
3,00,000
Honda
cars
in
the
U.S.
haven't
had
this
issue
fixed.
The NHTSA also issued a warning for owners who have faulty airbags in their cars. The warning is to fix the faulty cars before June. Almost 13,000 cars are fixed according to the report by The Detroit News.
Mark Rosekind, NHTSA administrator said, "Every time we lose a life, it means we're not doing enough. We have to get people to know when they get (the recall notice), get it fixed. It's no cost. Get it fixed ... more needs to get done."
Last month there were some reports about a woman driving a 2001 Honda Civic died due to the faulty airbag. If it was fixed, that woman would be still alive.
The NHTSA officials also said that they have hired private investigators to track down owners so that they can send the mechanics directly to owners to have their cars fixed.
"We've had a significant number of meetings with Honda. It's just not happening fast enough for anybody," Rosekind concluded.