that's according to new data from carfax. say it's an opportunity for scammers to install a counterfeit airbag as a replacement, putting drivers at risk. so joining us now for more insight is carfax editor in chief patrick olsen. patrick, thank you for joining us this morning. thank you for having me all right. so patrick, this is the worst case that we've heard of. so far happened according to the national highway traffic safety administration where several people have been killed by these cheap airbags. what can you tell us about this? >> so, what happens is, scammers will import these bags typically from overseas, and it will cost them a couple hundred bucks a piece, but they'll sell them for about $1,000 a piece. and 1 or 2 things could happen either. nothing happens when you're in a car crash and there's no airbag coming out to protect you. or in some of the cases that the nhtsa mentions, they can explode with so much force that they send metal shards into the cabin of the car. >> so two people were, in fact, disfigured

that's according to carfax.ws i-team reporter melanie woodrow explains where some cars with recalls are still for sale. >> millions of vehicles travel across the bay area every day, and a percentage of them have recalled takata airbags. the national highway traffic safety administration has called it the largest and most complex safety recall in u.s. history. still, despite the nearly ten year old recall, millions of people are still at risk. patrick olson is editor in chief of carfax. >> there are more than 700,000 literal time bombs waiting in california for someone to get, and that's why we need to get these airbags out of these cars. >> our abc seven news data analyst standardized the data to account for the number of registered vehicles per state in california, there are 2046 unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles. putting california somewhere in the middle. when it comes to states with the most unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, the issue is the chemicals inside the inf

that's according to carfax.woodrow explains where some cars with recalls are still for sale. >> millions of vehicles travel across the bay area every day, and a percentage of them have recalled takata airbags. the national highway traffic safety administration has called it the largest and most complex safety recall in u.s. history. still, despite the nearly ten year old recall, millions of people are still at risk. patrick olson is editor in chief of carfax. >> there are more than 700,000 uh- literal time bombs waiting in california for someone to get. and that's why we need to get these airbags out of these cars. our abc seven news data analyst standardized the data to account for the number of registered vehicles per state in california, there are 2046 unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles. >> putting california somewhere in the middle. when it comes to states with the most unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, the issue is the chemicals inside the inflator. >> normally, whe

that's according to carfax.melanie woodrow explains where some cars with recalls are still being sold. >> millions of vehicles travel across the bay area every day, and a percentage of them have recalled takata airbags. the national highway traffic safety administration has called it the largest and most complex safety recall in u.s. history. still despite the nearly ten year old recall, millions of people are still at risk. patrick olson is editor in chief of carfax. >> there are more than 700,000 literal time bombs waiting in california for someone to get, and that's why we need to get these airbags out of these cars. >> our abc seven news data analyst standardized the data to account for the number of registered vehicles per state in california, there are 2046 unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, putting california somewhere in the middle. when it comes to states with the most unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, the issue is the chemicals inside the inflator. >> normally

that's according to carfax.news i-team reporter melanie woodrow explains where some cars with recalls are still for sale. >> millions of vehicles travel across the bay area every day, and a percentage of them have recalled takata airbags. the national highway traffic safety administration has called it the largest and most complex safety recall in u.s. history. still, despite the nearly ten year old recall, millions of people are still at risk. patrick olson is editor in chief of carfax. >> there are more than 700,000 literal time bombs waiting in california for someone to get, and that's why we need to get these airbags out of these cars. >> our abc seven news data analyst standardized the data to account for the number of registered vehicles per state in california, there are 2046 unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, putting california somewhere in the middle. when it comes to states with the most unfixed takata airbags per 100,000 registered vehicles, the issue is the chemicals inside the i

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