Apparently 17 million cars in the U.S. are affected, and 7 million more worldwide. Scroll to the bottom for the full list.
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My Honda missed the cutoff by two years.
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Our new (used) car definitely not. I forget exactly what year our old Acura TL was but I'm pretty sure it was a year or two older than the recalled models. (Doesn't matter since the transmission went- don't need an airbag if the car doesn't go) b
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My Honda is too new. They're really good about sending me recall notices, though (I had one for a door handle a couple months ago)
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No but we had a previous airbag recall that we've taken care of. A relative of a friend was one of the people killed in a very minor accident because the faulty airbag deployed and metal parts flew out.
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Neither my or DH's cars are included, but I bought a used Honda Accord for my parents a few months ago which I believe is included in the recall, so I'll be calling the dealership and my parents this weekend to work that all out.
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Neither mine nor DH's cars were affected.
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I was worried when I heard Hondas were part of the recall but my CRV is too new. The Accord I traded in would have been in the recall.
DH's truck isn't affected.
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Ya, my 2002 CRV is affected but my service appointment is later today.
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my 2006 matrix is, but when I went to the recall link on the toyota website they didn't post it up yet. The link above said that they will be contacting people in June. I guess we'll have to wait.
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Nope, neither of our vehicles made the list. Scary recall!
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No but my stupid car has like 4 other recalls to deal with right now. (Jeep Grand Cherokee.)
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Yes! We just bought our first car last month, then got the recall like three weeks later lol. I have a 2015 Jeep Cherokee.
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Yikes. Yes! Now I need to figure out what to do...
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Nope - we have 2 VWs which don't appear to be affected at all.
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Audi and Toyota Sienna are in the clear.
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Nope.
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