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U.S. auto safety regulators are determining whether 70 million to 90 million more Takata Corp. air-bag inflators should be recalled.

The Consumer Federation of America found that premiums averaged 7% higher for drivers who rent instead of owning their homes.

Continental Automotive Systems Inc. said five million vehicles need to be recalled to fix their air-bag control units, adding to the challenges for an auto industry already struggling to replace millions of faulty air bags made by Takata Corp.

The affected models have a dual-stage, driver-side frontal air bag that may be susceptible to moisture intrusion over time, which may cause an inflator to rupture in a crash.

California regulators say self-driving automobiles arent smart enough yet to zip around town without a driver ready to take the wheel.

Millions more vehicles are being recalled to replace defective Takata Corp. air bags as another death was linked to the devices that have been found to spray metal pieces into vehicles.

There is no perfect car. There are, however, perfect cars for certain situationsSUVs for rolling with friends, convertibles for sunny days, town cars for drivers to take you to meetings.

List adds vehicles from Honda, Mazda and Subaru.