TodayApril 16, 2022

Takata airbag recall for BMW on Driving the Nation

Takata airbag recall

At this time, Takata believes that a number of the inflators identified above were provided to the following vehicle manufacturers for use in vehicles sold in the United States (the manufacturers are listed in alphabetical order): BMW, Chrysler, Ford, Honda, Mazda, Nissan, and Toyota. If we determine that any of those inflators were sold to other vehicle manufacturers, we will let you know promptly.

Takata is not certain which models or model years of vehicles are equipped with the subject inflators, and it does not know how many of those vehicles were sold in or are registered in the States to be covered by the requested field actions. That information will need to be obtained from the affected vehicle manufacturers.

Takata wants to assure you that it will work with each manufacturer that agrees to conduct a field action to develop a schedule for that action, based on parts availability. In addition, Takata plans to continue its wide-ranging investigative efforts to better understand the causes of these inflator incidents, and it will keep ODI informed of the progress of those efforts.
If you or your staff have any questions, please contact the undersigned. I can be reached at (248) 340-7626 or by e-mail at [email protected].

BMW

2001 – 2005/3 Series Sedan
2001 – 2006/ 3 Series Coupe
2001 – 2005/3 Series Sports Wagon 2001 – 2006/3 Series Convertible
Inclusive Dates of Manufacture
Jun 2000- Aug 2005 Jun 2000- Aug 2006 Jun 2000-Aug 2005 Jun 2000-Aug 2006

– See more cars affected by the Takata Airbags

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Lou Ann Hammond is the CEO of Carlist and Driving the Nation. She is the co-host of Real Wheels Washington Post carchat every Friday morning and is the Automotive, energy correspondent for The John Batchelor Show and a Contributor to Automotive Electronics magazine headquartered in Korea. Hammond is a founding member of the Women's World Car of the Year #WWCOTY, and board member of the Women in Automotive.