Takata airbag recalls involve vehicles from many manufacturers, but a model-year listing does not confirm that your individual car has an unrepaired recall. Use the reference below to identify vehicles worth checking, then verify your VIN through the manufacturer and NHTSA.
If your vehicle has a “Do Not Drive” or “Stop-Drive” warning, stop driving and contact the manufacturer for repair arrangements. Do not drive to the dealership simply because it is nearby.
In This Guide
Check Your VIN Before Making a Safety Decision
Use these official resources:
- NHTSA Recall Lookup for U.S. vehicle recall checks.
- NHTSA Takata Airbag Recall Spotlight for affected-vehicle information and urgent warnings.
- Your vehicle manufacturer’s official recall website or customer-service department for VIN-specific confirmation.
The VIN usually appears at the lower driver-side corner of the windshield and on registration documents. See where to find your VIN if you need help.
This Page is primarily a U.S. model-year reference. Canadian owners should use the manufacturer’s Canadian lookup and Transport Canada’s recall resources.
Takata Recall List by Brand, Model and Year
The entries below summarize vehicles appearing in NHTSA’s Takata affected-vehicle reference. They identify model families and year ranges, not every production, equipment or campaign qualification.
All entries mean “certain vehicles.” A listed vehicle may already have been repaired. An unlisted year should not be treated as proof that the car has no airbag recall.
Find your vehicle: Use your browser’s Find function to search for a brand or model.
| Brand | Models and model years listed |
|---|---|
| Acura |
3.2CL: 2003; 3.2TL: 2002–2003; ILX: 2013–2016; ILX Hybrid: 2013–2014; MDX: 2003–2006; RDX: 2007–2016; RL: 2005–2012; TL: 2009–2014; TSX: 2009–2014; ZDX: 2010–2013. |
| Audi |
A3: 2006–2013; A4 Sedan and Avant: 2005–2008; A4 Cabriolet: 2007–2009; A5 Cabriolet: 2010–2012; A6 Sedan: 2005–2011; A6 Avant: 2006–2011; Q5: 2009–2012; R8: 2017; RS 4 Sedan: 2007–2008; RS 4 Cabriolet: 2008; S4 Sedan and Avant: 2005–2008; S4 Cabriolet: 2007–2009; S5 Cabriolet: 2010–2012; S6 Sedan: 2007–2011; TT: 2016–2017. |
| BMW |
1 Series: 2008–2013; 3 Series: 2000–2013; 5 Series: 2001–2003; X1: 2013–2015; X3: 2007–2010; X5: 2001–2003 and 2007–2013; X6: 2008–2014; X6 Hybrid: 2010–2011. |
| Cadillac |
Escalade and Escalade ESV: 2007–2014; Escalade EXT: 2007–2013. |
| Chevrolet |
Avalanche: 2007–2013; Silverado HD: 2007–2014; Silverado LD: 2007–2013; Suburban: 2007–2014; Tahoe: 2007–2014. |
| Chrysler |
300: 2005–2015; Aspen: 2007–2009; Crossfire: 2007–2008. |
| Dodge / Ram |
Challenger: 2008–2014; Charger: 2006–2015; Dakota: 2005–2011; Durango: 2004–2009; Magnum: 2005–2008; Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 Pickup: 2003–2008; Additional listed configurations include Ram 2500 Pickup: 2005–2009; Ram 3500 Pickup: 2006–2009; Ram 3500 Cab Chassis: 2007–2010; and Ram 4500/5500 Cab Chassis: 2008–2010. |
| Ferrari |
458 Italia: 2010–2015; 458 Speciale: 2014–2015; 458 Speciale A: 2015; 458 Spider: 2012–2015; 488 GTB and Spider: 2016–2017; California: 2009–2014; California T: 2015–2017; F12: 2013–2017; F12 tdf: 2016–2017; F60: 2016; FF: 2012–2016; GTC4Lusso: 2017. |
| Fisker | Karma: 2012. |
| Ford |
Edge: 2007–2010; Fusion: 2006–2012; GT: 2005–2006; Mustang: 2005–2014; Ranger: 2004–2011. |
| GMC |
Sierra HD: 2007–2014; Sierra LD: 2007–2013; Yukon and Yukon XL: 2007–2014. |
| Honda |
Accord: 2001–2012; Civic: 2001–2011; Civic Hybrid: 2003–2011; Civic NGV: 2001–2011; Crosstour: 2010–2015; CR-V: 2002–2011; CR-Z: 2011–2015; Element: 2003–2011; FCX Clarity: 2010–2014; Fit: 2007–2013; Fit EV: 2013–2014; Insight: 2010–2014; Odyssey: 2002–2004; Pilot: 2003–2015; Ridgeline: 2006–2014. |
| Infiniti |
FX: 2003–2008; I30: 2001; I35: 2002–2004; M: 2006–2010; QX4: 2002–2003. |
| Jaguar | XF: 2009–2015. |
| Jeep | Wrangler: 2007–2016. |
| Land Rover | Range Rover: 2007–2012. |
| Lexus |
ES350: 2007–2012; GX460: 2010–2017; IS250/350: 2006–2013; IS250C/350C: 2010–2015; IS F: 2008–2014; LFA: 2012; SC430: 2002–2010. |
| Lincoln |
MKX: 2007–2010; Zephyr/MKZ: 2006–2012. |
| Mazda |
B-Series: 2004–2009; CX-7: 2007–2012; CX-9: 2007–2015; Mazda6: 2003–2013; Mazdaspeed6: 2006–2007; MPV: 2004–2006; RX-8: 2004–2011. |
| McLaren |
570: 2016–2017; 650S: 2015–2016; 675LT: 2016; MP4-12C: 2012–2014; P1: Check the manufacturer directly for the vehicle’s specific production and campaign details. |
| Mercedes-Benz |
C-Class: 2005–2015; E-Class: 2010–2011; E-Class Cabrio: 2011–2017; E-Class Coupe: 2010–2017; GL-Class: 2009–2012; GLK-Class: 2010–2015; ML-Class: 2009–2011; R-Class: 2009–2012; SLK-Class: 2007–2008; SLS-Class: 2011–2015. |
| Mercury | Milan: 2006–2011. |
| Mitsubishi |
i-MiEV: 2012, 2014 and 2016–2017; Lancer: 2004–2007; Lancer Evolution: 2004–2006; Lancer Sportback: 2004; Raider: 2006–2009. |
| Nissan |
Maxima: 2001–2003; Pathfinder: 2002–2004; Sentra: 2002–2006; Versa: 2007–2012. |
| Pontiac | Vibe: 2003–2010. |
| Saab |
9-2x: 2005–2006; 9-3: 2006–2011; 9-5: 2006–2009. |
| Saturn | Astra: 2008–2009. |
| Scion | xB: 2008–2015. |
| Subaru |
Baja: 2003–2006; Forester: 2009–2013; Impreza, including applicable WRX/STI versions: 2004–2011; Legacy: 2003–2014; Outback: 2003–2014; Tribeca: 2006–2014; WRX/STI: 2012–2014. |
| Tesla | Model S: 2012–2016. |
| Toyota |
4Runner: 2010–2016; Corolla and Corolla Matrix: 2003–2013; RAV4: 2004–2005; Sequoia: 2002–2007; Sienna: 2011–2014; Tundra: 2003–2006; Yaris Hatchback: 2006–2011; Yaris Sedan: 2007–2012. |
| Volkswagen |
CC: 2009–2017; Eos: 2010–2014; Golf: 2010–2014; Golf R: 2013; GTI: 2009–2013; Passat: 2012–2014; Passat Sedan and Wagon: 2006–2010; Tiguan: 2017–2018. |
| Sprinter: Dodge, Freightliner and Mercedes-Benz |
Dodge Sprinter: 2007–2009; Freightliner Sprinter: 2007–2017; Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: 2010–2017. |
| Sterling | Bullet: 2008–2009. |
Reference: NHTSA Takata Airbag Recall Spotlight, “Vehicles Affected” section. Model names are summarized for readability. Confirm current applicability and repair status directly by VIN.
How to Interpret This List
A Brand-Wide Year Range Can Be Misleading
“Honda 2001–2016” or “Nissan 2002–2006” is not precise enough to decide whether a particular vehicle is affected. Different models have different listed years, and campaign eligibility can depend on additional production or equipment details.
Use the model-specific entry, then check the VIN. Do not assume every vehicle within the range has an unrepaired inflator.
This Is Not a List of Every Airbag Recall
Takata-related campaigns are only one category. A vehicle absent from this table may have another airbag recall involving sensors, wiring, software, installation or a different inflator.
Use the full official recall lookup rather than searching only for the word “Takata.”
Historical Inclusion Is Different From Current Repair Status
A vehicle can remain part of an affected model-year group after its recall repair has been completed. Conversely, a previous repair does not prove that every later campaign has been addressed.
If you have conflicting results or paperwork, ask the manufacturer to review the VIN and campaign history.
Stop-Drive Warnings and Repair Arrangements
Do not use this model table to decide whether driving is permitted. Follow the current instructions attached to your specific vehicle and campaign.
For a stop-drive warning, contact the manufacturer or authorized dealer about safe arrangements such as towing or approved mobile repair. Do not unplug or disable the airbag yourself.
If a recall is open without a stop-drive instruction, arrange the remedy promptly and ask whether any interim precautions apply.
Our Airbag Recall Check hub covers repair booking, warning lights, parts delays and transportation questions.
What to Ask the Dealer
- Which airbag campaign is open on this VIN?
- Does it concern the driver, passenger or another component?
- Are there current driving or seating restrictions?
- Are the correct remedy parts available?
- Is the planned work an interim or final remedy?
- What assistance is available if the vehicle must not be driven?
- Will I receive written confirmation of completion?
Already Had an Airbag Replaced?
Check again when you receive another notice. It may concern a different side of the vehicle, another component or a replacement installed during an earlier campaign.
Keep invoices and campaign completion records. Compare campaign numbers rather than assuming two letters describe the same work.
What About Airbags Replaced After a Crash?
A VIN recall result does not verify the identity or quality of every component fitted during collision repairs.
If the car has a crash history, missing records or unexplained restraint-system warnings, arrange professional assessment. Do not remove the steering-wheel cover or dashboard panels to inspect the airbag yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every vehicle in this table currently unsafe to drive?
The table identifies affected model-year groups, not individual repair status or current driving instructions. Check the VIN and follow the manufacturer’s notice. Stop driving if your vehicle is under a stop-drive warning.
My car is not listed. Does that mean its airbags are safe?
No. This reference does not cover every airbag campaign or verify installed replacement parts. Search the VIN through official channels.
Does a newer Toyota RAV4 have the same Takata recall as a 2004–2005 RAV4?
Do not transfer an older model’s campaign to a newer generation. Later RAV4 airbag-related recalls may involve different components and vehicle populations. Check the particular VIN.
Do defunct brands such as Pontiac, Saturn or Saab still need checking?
Yes. A discontinued brand does not make an unresolved safety issue disappear. Use official recall information to identify the manufacturer or service channel handling the campaign.
Why does a VIN search show no open recalls for a listed model?
The vehicle may not be in the affected production group, or its remedy may already have been completed. Lookup coverage and newly announced campaigns can also affect results. Ask the manufacturer if the result conflicts with a notice.
Can an airbag warning light tell me whether I have a Takata inflator?
No. The light is not an inflator-identification tool. A recalled unit may not trigger a warning, while an illuminated light can indicate a separate fault.
Does this list apply to Canadian vehicles?
Use Canadian campaign information for Canadian vehicles. Similar model names do not guarantee identical populations, campaign numbers or assistance arrangements.
Related Recall Guides
- Airbag Recall Check: What Owners Should Do
- How to Check Vehicle Recalls by VIN
- Are Recall Repairs Free?
- Do Not Drive Recall: Transportation Questions
- Recall Repair Reimbursement
- Vehicle Safety Recalls
Use the List to Start the Check
Find your model, verify the VIN and confirm the current instructions. If a campaign remains open, arrange its remedy through the authorized service channel.
A model-year table helps you find the right question. The VIN check and manufacturer’s instructions determine your next step.
Updated November 2026. U.S.-focused reference; model listings and campaigns may change. This Page does not replace official VIN checks or manufacturer safety instructions.
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