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What Does Takata's Bankruptcy Mean for Car Owners?

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June 27, 2017

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Japan's Takata has filed for bankruptcy after its explosive air bags triggered the recall of tens of millions of cars. If you own a car with a Takata air bag, what's the impact?

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