Which automotive recall case involved faulty ignition switches that could shut off the engine while driving, disable power steering, power brakes, and airbags, leading to 124 deaths and a major corporate scandal?

Product recalls can make or break a transportation company's reputation. When vehicles face safety concerns, manufacturers must act quickly to address issues and protect consumers. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant automotive recalls in history that changed industry safety standards and corporate responsibility practices. Can you identify the correct recall case that impacted millions of vehicles worldwide?

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General Motors' ignition switch recall (2014), affecting 30 million vehicles globally with a defect known about for over a decade before the recall
Toyota's unintended acceleration recall (2009-2010), affecting 9 million vehicles with alleged electronic throttle control system issues
Takata airbag recall (2013-2019), affecting 67 million vehicles with inflators that could explode and send shrapnel into passengers
Ford-Firestone tire controversy (2000), affecting 14.4 million Firestone tires primarily on Ford Explorer SUVs that could experience tread separation