There are more than 63 million recalled vehicles in America that have not been repaired

According to the Carfax, there are more than 63 million vehicles currently on American roads, subject to review, but has not yet been fixed. This is 34 percent more than the potentially dangerous vehicles than last year, which means one out of every four cars has an open tip.

Almost a third of registered vehicles in Texas unfixed recalls, the highest percentage in the United States. Hawaii, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and the state are followed by high interest rates. Given that these hot, humid conditions, where many of the inflatable airbags Takata reminds focused on the high incidence of loose vehicles in the Gulf states is not so surprising.

Interestingly, the most common vehicles with open recalls, which are yet to be be installed minivans and SUVs, believing that the busy lives of American families may be causing the problem. "It may be uncomfortable, but people driving recalled cars should get them fixed high priority," said Larry Gamache, communications director at Carfax.

In other words, go get your car fixed as soon as the fix is ​​available.