'takata recall' I was driving my 1995 Cadillac Seville out of a shop-rite parking lot on September 30th, 2017 and was involved in a crash. I was driving very slowly as I was approaching a stop sign and route 46 (a busy highway). My airbags deployed inadvertently and I hit the car in front of me. The airbags smashed the windshield. According to NHTSA campaign number 98V115000, 1995 Cadillac Seville 'passenger vehicles inadvertent deployment of the airbags can occur due to water intrusion.' I then contacted General Motors who stated that my particular vehicle was not subject to the recall. They performed an investigation and informed me that they would not assist me with the repairs but refused to give me a reason. According to the NHTSA website: 'frontal airbags are generally designed to deploy in 'moderate/severe' frontal or near-frontal crashes, which are defined as crashes that are equivalent to hitting a solid, fixed barrier at 8-14 mph or higher. (this would be equivalent to striking a parked car of similar size at about 16-28 mph or higher.)' since I was going much slower than 8-14 mph, I believe my car should have been included in this recall and GM is not taking responsibility. Is there anything you can do to assist me or advise me?

- Parsippany, NJ, USA

Odometer rolled back and air bag disconected by lic car dealer.

- Laguna Beach, CA, USA

The airbag on the drivers side involuntarily deployed without impact. The air bag light illuminated causing the ocnsumer to have the delaer inspect for a problem. The vehicle's make, model, year and VIN# was not included in the recall (NHTSA id#98-V-115-000 manufacturer id# 98032). The dealer indicated the air bag module beneath the drivers seat has failed. The dealership and manufacturer are aware and will assist with the problem. Nlm

- Northampton, PA, USA