Unfortunately with 14 OEMs/Manufacturers and 29 different brands of automobiles affected in the U.S. alone, with model years ranging all the way back to 2002 thru current year (2019) vehicles coming off production lines today, this is not a recall problem we'll see going away anytime soon. And literally anyone may be affected by this recall because it spans so many years, makes, and models. Please make sure to check your specific Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) at https://motorsafety.org to find out if your vehicle is affected and identify the nearest dealer to which you may bring your vehicle for its FREE repair. Older model years are even more susceptible to explosive shrapnel, so don't wait any longer as the more time that goes by the more likely you are to end up in a catastrophe yourself. And keep in mind that due to the nature of this recall it is even possible that you may need to bring your car in to be repaired for a second or even a third time down the road or in a few years as the replacement airbags being used to repair some vehicles may themselves also become defective in the future. Be sure to ask your repair technician if you are getting a permanent replacement or if the airbag being used to make your repair may also need to be replaced at some point in the future (typical airbag safe operation lifespan is 4-8 years, high-humidity climates accelerate degradation).