Looking at these recalls, all three describe the same defect filed across multiple jurisdictions: a missing airbag warning label on the sun visors. Per the grouping rules, I'll treat this as a single issue. With only one distinct issue and a recall count of 3, I'll apply the 90-150 word range and note the total count accurately without inflating the substance.
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The 1995 Lotus Esprit has 3 recalls, all covering the same compliance issue: the airbag warning label is missing from the sun visors.
Without this label, a driver or passenger may not have the information needed to understand airbag risks associated with rear-facing child seats or sitting too close to the dashboard. The label is a regulatory requirement under Canadian safety standards, and its absence does not reflect a mechanical defect in the airbag system itself. The airbags on the affected vehicles are not known to be faulty, but the missing warning means occupants lack guidance that could affect how they position themselves or install child restraints.