Front Seat Head Restraint Problems of Plymouth Grand Voyager

The removable head rests in my 2000 Chrysler Grand Voyager have a design flaw. The metal supports that extend into the padding are now protruding through that padding, but not through the outer vinyl cover, in the event of an accident, the passengers head will make contact with the metal and likely receive injuries from it. The headrests have been turned around backwards to prevent such an occurrence, though they are now not adjustable and will only provide head/neck support to a child. My van contains 4 of these headrests. I have owned the vehicle for 4 years and all of them have deteriorated during this time.

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While driving on the highway consumer heard a snapping sound from the back seat. Consumer pulled over to the shoulder and discovered that tray shield had separated from the back of the child seat.

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No heads restraints in the middle and back row seats, causing loss of protection.

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