Air Bag Not Deploy Problems of Ford Excursion

During a single vehicle accident due to losing control at, according to the police report, 65 mph and running front-end first in to a rocky mountain bank then bouncing off said bank rotating the vehicle, again according to the accident report, roughly 120-degrees the factory airbag failed to deploy. Even with the seatbelt on my chest, sternum and ribs still managed to either be injured by the seatbelt (no visible seatbelt marks or trauma) or by impacting the steering wheel. Based on the front end damage, damage to the front suspension springs and the transfer case along with the front and rear driveshafts completely detaching the wrecker/tow company also questioned why the airbag did not deploy. Said vehicle has now been acquired by copart at the request of my insurance company due to the vehicle being totaled. People repot is available though there is no mention of airbag deployment or non-deployment.

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After being cut off and losing control of the vehicle I hit the guard rail head on and then the vehicle flipped. The air bags did not deploy.

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The contact owns a 2000 Ford Excursion. While driving approximately 50 mph, another vehicle crashed into the rear passenger door of the contact's vehicle. The vehicle spun out of control and crashed into the highway railing. The air bags did not deploy. The driver and passenger were transported by ambulance to the hospital with minor injuries. The vehicle towed to an impound yard. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 187,000.

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I was involved in an accident in my 2005 Ford Excursion and the airbags did not deploy. A minivan pulled out from a stop sign and I hit her in the side. All of the van's airbags deployed but mine did not.

Was involved in a rear end collision. This accident covered my 2001 Ford Excursion from the center front of the car to the passenger side of the car and the air bag did not deploy. The car was destroyed in the crash.

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My 2000 Ford Excursion involved in a rear end collision - Excursion rear ended another vehicle - air bags did not deploy on 8/3/05. Excursion was traveling 60 mph and the other vehicle was stopped. I purchased the vehicle used from a Ford dealer. I contacted Ford motor company 8/9/05 to request an investigation in to why the air bags failed to deploy. The insurance is going to total out the vehicle. I would like the air bag failure to be investigated before I loose control of the vehicle by settling with the insurance company. There were no warning signs that the air bags were defective. I can provide pictures if needed.

While driving 60 mph the vehicle hit a telephone pole head on. Upon impact the air bags did not deploy. The consumer sustained minor injuries. The driver's chest hit the steering wheel and his chin hit the windshield cracking it. The vehicle was totaled.

While driving at 55 mph hit another vehicle and air bags did not deploy.

2000 Ford Excursion was involved in a head on collision with a Ford focus. The air bags did not deploy. $ 10,000. 00 in damage was done to Excursion and focus was totaled.

Consumer impacted a pole at approximately 20-25 mph. Airbags failed to deploy. Please provide any additional information/attachments.

Passenger side airbag warning light stays on. When I brought the vehicle to be repaired at the dealer I was informed that a new assembly needed to be ordered due to a defective one. I was also told that the airbag may not deploy in an accident. I brought it back and had it fixed. The same problem has occurred and another airbag assembly must be installed.

While traveling 15 mph and making a turn, and as a result of an accident, air bags did not deploy. Please provide further information.

The vehicle was involved in an accident. The vehicle was traveling at 40 mph and hit the passenger side of another vehicle. The air bags did not deploy.