It officially rebranded as Recaro in 1963. Today, the company is known for producing seats for many of the big automakers including Ford, Subaru, Volkswagen, and many others. The company went on ...

The automotive seat manufacturing arm of Recaro (the airplane seats, child safety seats, and gaming seats businesses remain unaffected) has been around since 1906. The company changed hands in ...

Automotive seat manufacturer Recaro Automotive, which has been providing car seats for various automakers for six decades, has filed for bankruptcy as of July 29th. Local outlets are reporting ...

Recaro’s recent bankruptcy announcement was a stunner. After all, vehicles need seats and since 1906, Recaro has been producing them. Whether it’s as an OEM supplier or aftermarket brand ...

Essentially any OEM that had a sporty car in its line up sourced its seats from Recaro more often than not. Recaro is split up into separate business divisions: Reacaro Automotive, Recaro Aircraft ...

For six decades, Recaro has supplied car seats to major auto manufacturers, including Ford, Volkswagen, BMW, and Aston Martin. The company expanded into producing seats for aircraft and trains as ...

While Recaro also builds seats for aircraft and—believe it or not—gaming, only the automotive division is insolvent, as it was sold to Johnson Controls in 2011. Johnson Controls morphed into ...

The German company that has manufactured some of the greatest bucket seats ever made for both street and race cars has filed for bankruptcy. Over 200 jobs are at risk. "Equipped with Recaro seats." ...

Southwest partnered with design firm Tangerine to come up with the new look, while the seats were crafted by RECARO, a brand that specializes in motorsport racing and gaming seats. New interiors ...

Late last month it was announced that RECARO, the company responsible for producing iconic racing seats was filing for insolvency; at least that's what everyone thought. The reality is that only a ...