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U.S. confirms death linked to faulty Takata airbag in 2002 Honda Accord

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U.S. confirms death linked to faulty Takata airbag in 2002 Honda Accord

In a statement Friday, American Honda Motor Co. said the Accord had been under recall since April 2011 for replacement of the original Takata driver’s side airbag inflator…
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