The Consumer Protection Authority is in talks with a number of car dealers on the recall of Japanese passenger cars with faulty airbags, Authority head Ateb Yaqoub told CBC Extra TV channel Monday, Al Mal reported. Last month, Japan said it would recall 7 million more cars with Takata airbags amidst a global safety scandal, The New York Times reported. Honda Egypt had said in late March 2016 it was asking owners of CR-V, Citi, Jazz and Accord passenger cars manufactured between 2004 and 2011 to visit their local dealer to see whether their vehicle were covered in the sweeping recall.