Carmakers recall 42,000 vehicles over 'deadly' airbag

posted by Lucy Patchett

27 January 2020

Honda and Mitsubishi have recalled 42,000 vehicles in Australia due to “potentially deadly” airbags, according to a watchdog.

The latest recall of Takata airbags brings the number of vehicles recalled since November 2019 to 78,000.

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