Vehicle industry worried about effects of airbag recall
The Motor Industry Association wants the government to force car owners to get their potentially dangerous airbags checked, as is the case across the Tasman.
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The Motor Industry Association (MIA) wants the government to force car owners to get their potentially dangerous airbags checked as part of their warrant of fitness checks.
Chief executive David Crawford says the Takata airbag recall of 320,000 new and used New Zealand vehicles is “a huge
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Dane Ambler
Fri, 02 Mar 2018
Fri, 02 Mar 2018
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Vehicle industry worried about effects of airbag recall
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