My car's situation is rather ambiguous... It falls within the build dates specified, but Subaru's website does not list the recall for my VIN. I also called the local dealership and they said the same thing. I'm suspecting it's because Subaru is calling this a "Parts Collection Campaign" instead of a recall and is only replacing airbags on cars in (or previously registered in) humid environments (Florida, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands).
Subaru has not made a determination that a safety defect exists in these vehicles and in fact is not aware of any incidents involving ruptured inflators on the models that will be affected by this parts collection campaign. Nevertheless, we have elected to initiate this campaign in a good faith effort to cooperate with NHTSA and in support of the Supplier’s (TK Holdings, Inc./Takata) ongoing investigation of the risk of failure of the passenger airbag inflators installed on the vehicles listed above that are currently or have ever been registered in Florida, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Subaru reference number for this regional parts collection campaign is WQM-49.
There is also a brake line corrosion recall for the Legacy that isn't listed for my VIN, probably because they are only recalling salt-belt state cars... I wish they would recall regardless of location, since cars can always be relocated in the future. This whole thing just makes me feel uneasy.
I'm not particularly worried about the airbags in my Legacy since I don't live in a humid environment. Reading the parts collection campaign it sounds like they haven't determined yet whether the particular airbags in Subarus are defective. Presumably they'll issue a full recall if they find problems. I hope...