Ford and Mazda are imploring owners of nearly one million older vehicles still fitted with Takata airbags to stop driving them.
• Ford and Mazda are advising owners of nearly one million older vehicles still fitted with Takata airbags to stop driving them.
Takata supplied airbags to a host of manufacturers, so that in the end, over 100 million vehicles belonging to different brands were recalled. More than 30 people died worldwide. Takata has since gone bankrupt.
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