The faulty airbags, manufactured by Takata, had metal scraps that could seriously injure passengers if they exploded. Owners of Civic, Insight and CR-Z models will be able to exchange the airbags at Honda Korea's service centers beginning June 7 while Legend owners will be able to exchange airbags beginning Aug. 16. "As the faulty airbag actually resulted in death in accidents that occurred overseas we hope that the owners of these cars will immediately get their airbags exchanged when they receive the recall notice," said a ministry official. Mercedes-Benz's popular model E-Class had faults on its software related to the powertrain control unit. This defect caused problems for drivers as the automatic transmission failed to properly deliver engine power. The cars in question are 1,135 units that were manufactured between Dec. 8, 2015 and May 10, 2016. Luckily, none of the cars have hit showrooms. The company will upgrade the software in those unsold vehicles starting today.