Air Bag Not Deploy Problems of Oldsmobile Cutlass

The contact stated while driving home from work the contact's husband fell asleep at the wheel. There was no collision with another vehicle. However, this vehicle hit a sign and a brick wall. It was a frontal impact, and the air bags did not deploy. Injuries were sustained. Seat belts were in use. The vehicle was totaled.

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The vehicle was involved in a frontal collision while driving 35 mph. Upon impact, the front air bags did not deploy. The driver sustained facial injuries and was transported to the hospital.

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While driving at 35 mph, consumer t-boned another vehicle and driver's side seat belt did not retract and hold consumer in place like it should have done. Contacted dealer. Consumer states that air bag did not deploy, one person was injured in accident.

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Vehicle was involved in a frontal collision at 57mph. Upon impact, airbags did not deploy, resulting in minor injuries. Vehicle was totalled.

The consumer has been experiencing problems with driver's and passenger's side air bags. Airbags failed to deploy during a frontal collision. The manufacturer has been contacted.

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The air bags could not deploy because the computer that controls them was out of service s indicated by warning lights on the dash. The first time the fuse block was replaced the car was fully functional except that the controls ot the master brain were not working, hence the safety concerns. The second time it was replaced the car just died, which of course could strand someone.

While traveling at 60 mph consumer lost control of vehicle, causing vehicle to impact wall at the rate of speed 40-50 mph, and air bags did not deploy. Please provide further information.

Driving at approximatley 35-40 mph hit a vehicle head-on. Upon impact, dual airbags did not deploy which could have caused injuries.