2006 Chevrolet Equinox Air bags Problems

“Four car pileup on hwy 41 nb. We were veh.#3 and hit forward and were hit from behind. Our seat belts did not restrain us and the air bags did not deploy. My husband , ernst, flew into the dashboard and I slammed into the steering wheel.”

“I purchased a car from drivetime, in the year of 2012, a 2006 chevy Equinox [awd]. On november 22, 2014, I was in my car and entering a blinf curve, when another car came head to head towards my SUV. I turned to the right to keep from going head on with the car. There was a 6 foot drop ditch on my passenger side. I swirled to keep from going into the ditch and hit a telegram pole instead. I do not remember much, because I blink out for at least ten minutes, my nephew said. In the course of this hit and run accident, my airbags did not deploy. I was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. …”

“2006 chevy Equinox air bags did not deploy in my daughter's front crash accident. Her car was totaled. She hit a mailbox and in a spin on the driver's front side hit a telephone pole. She hit her head on the steering wheel and hurt her back. The rear windshield was also shattered and also had a back flat tire. I called our local GM dealer and they told me to call GM. She called GM but they got her upset and she in other words said there was nothing they could do about the air bags not deploying. In other words this is a defect of this model and they aren't going to do anything about it.”

“My granddaughter was involved in an accident where as another vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign and pulled into her path. She and the other vehicle were both at a speed of 25 MPH. The front clip was torn from her car and no drivers airbag deployed. She did have her seatbelt on which did prevent serious injury. The accident occurred 30 dec 2016. This happened on city streets.”

“This vehicle was involved in a rollover accident and the air bags didn't come out and the seat belt on driver side had no give. This accident resulted in a death and two serious emergencies to the front passenger and the rear passenger located behind the passenger...updated 09-25-14”