Mid/rear Seats Assembly Problems of Plymouth Voyager

Consumer states while driving the vehicle consumer had a accident causing the baby car seat. To come loose do to the lap seat belt. Consumer states the baby fell to the floor. Consumer threw away car seat. Consumer says the baby was sitting in the middle row. Ts.

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Cable mechanism of rear passenger seat bottom that holds integrated child safety seat broke, consumer unable to use the seat.

Consumer was involved in a 35 t0 40 mph frontal collision in which driver's and passenger's air bags did not deploy. Also, upon impact, both rear seats broke away from the seat tracks which caused a child to be nearly thrown from vehicle.

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In a rear end collison 2 front seats, and1 middle seat collapsed.

Rear seat rolls, the safety locks cannot be locked so that it cannot unhook seat from track.

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During a rear impact accident. The middle and rear seats came off the tracks completely. Drivers seat rolled all the way back. *.

Recall notice on the rear seat and faulty fuel filter not informed to purchaser by dealership.

When middle seat is let down seat does not attach back to vehicle, causing safety problems . Please provide further details.

While coming to a stop vehicle it was rear ended, causing the rear seat to colapse, injuring the child with an mild concussion. Dealer has not been contacted.

Consumer has leg cramps due to the design of the seats in his vehicle. The seat does not come out to legs when sitting. Consumer feels like he is holding the seat up when driving. After driving 20 miles legs will cramp because there's no support underneath knees. And if he puts the back of seat up, he looses 3-to-4 inches because the back comes over the seat itself.