Rear Seat Belt Problems of Lincoln Town Car

2006 Lincoln Town Car; the rear seat belts are placed much too high & in an accident a passenger can have his or her head taken off. Please advise solution.

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Rear seat belt failed intermittently. The problem had grown worse. The belt would lock up and become un-adjustable when the brakes were applied.

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The center seat belt could not be latched (buckled) closed. This renders the center seat belt useless and could leave a rear passenger with no safety restraint.

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96 v 109 000/ interior system: seat belt: lap: rear: the consumer stated his vehicle does not have the automatic locking feature as states in this recall. The consumer notified the dealer. The dealer informed the consumer that his vehicle identification number was not covered under that recall. Consumer feels their VIN should be included in the recall.

The rear seat belts have a safety device associated with each shoulder strap, because the shoulder straps are too short, they may cause death/bodily injury.

The rear seat belts are too short to fit an average adult. Because they are so short, they are choking the passengers that use them. Please describe.