In one of the worst made-in-China product disasters in recent memory, 10 people right here in the

U.S. have recently either died or been seriously wounded when the airbag in their car went off

and blasted their face, neck, and chest with metal shrapnel. Basically, instead of creating a nice

soft pillow to cushion the impact, these Made in China airbags acted

more like grenades, so far killing eight drivers in what would have otherwise been survivable

crashes, and then also seriously wounding two others. And so in today's episode, let's go through

what we know about these airbags, how they're actually getting into American cars, why specifically

they're killing people, as well as how you can check to see if your car is actually safe.

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who, in my opinion, really should know about this valuable

information. Now, to start with, let me read to you from a press release that was released

just earlier last week by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Here's what

they said regarding these airbags. Quote, we're issuing an urgent warning to use car buyers and

owners after two more drivers have been killed in crashes in December by substandard and dangerous Chinese replacement airbag inflators that are likely illegally imported.

All of these vehicles have had their original equipment airbags replaced with substandard airbags after a previous crash.

Meaning that all of these cars in question have been in a previous accident where the original

airbags went off.

And when that happens and you want to go ahead and rebuild the car, you need to go and

put in a new airbag system.

However, it appears that through either ignorance or by trying to cut corners and save money,

these cars were re-outfitted with illegal made-in-China airbag inflators from one particular company.

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