Honda Motor Co. called back about 690,000 cars in Japan and the United States to replace air bag inflators made by Takata Corp. after the Tokyo-based parts supplier last week agreed to comply with U.S. orders to expand some of its previous recalls.
Honda, Japan's third-biggest automaker, disclosed the recall in filings in Tokyo and Washington.
Of the recalls announced on Thursday, about 350,000 are of vehicles registered in the United States and 340,000 are in Japan, Honda said.
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