Officials: Takata deceived automakers about air bag problems

U.S. Senate investigators say they've uncovered evidence that Takata was deceiving automakers for years about its air bags. Investigators say internal emails show the company was aware its air bag inflators were defective.

Officials: Takata deceived automakers about air bag problems

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