Which automotive recall in the 2000s led to approximately 100 deaths, affected over 9 million vehicles, and resulted in Toyota paying a $1.2 billion settlement to the U.S. government?

Major product recalls have shaped transportation safety regulations and manufacturer practices throughout history. Some recalls have led to substantial industry changes, while others have become case studies in crisis management. This trivia question tests your knowledge of one of the most significant automotive recalls in transportation history that changed how manufacturers approach safety issues.

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Toyota's unintended acceleration issue (2009-2011)
Ford Explorer/Firestone tire controversy (2000-2001)
General Motors ignition switch defect (2014)
Honda/Takata airbag recall (2008-2015)