Vehicle slid on ice off the road at a relatively slow speed (15-20 mph). The vehicle went into a snow embankment. Because there was minimal if any impact; the vehicle did not have even a scratch on the exterior. However all the airbags in the vehicle deployed. This includes the drivers side, the passenger side, and all curtain airbags on both sides all around the vehicle. The front passenger airbag hit the passenger in the forehead causing a small contusion. We had 2 glass bowls on the back seat behind the driver that didn't even move, further substantiating the lack of impact. GM has had a history of issues with airbag deployment in their vehicles and we feel this is an incident of a faulty deployment. Had there been a child in the backseat the situation could have been very different and had a very bad outcome related to the airbag deployment in this situation.

- Gibsonia, PA, USA

The contact owns a 2014 GMC Acadia. The contact stated that the air bag warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the switch needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 10,400. The VIN was not available.

- Murrieta, CA, USA

I was hit by a Ford F-150 that was going approx. 55 mph. It hit me on my rear driver's side directly by the back door and gas tank. I was the only passenger in the vehicle. None of the airbags deployed even though my Acadia was spun and the driver's side door was impacted by the passenger's side door causing it to be unusable and unable to open. My head hit and shoulder the driver's side window and hip and left leg hit the driver's side door leaving pulled muscles and bruises and a slight concussion. Esis/GM told me that GM would is not responsible for the airbags not deploying due to "being hit incorrectly by the other vehicle".

- Youngsville, LA, USA