According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website, General Motors is recalling a little over 4,000 2012 Malibu vehicles to fix an issue with the airbag system. The website said the sending and diagnostic module may reset itself after a the driver has hard braked, causing the air bag to unintentionally deploy or not deploy at all during a crash.
GM Recalls 4,304 Malibu Vehicles
GM Recalls 4,304 Malibu Vehicles
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