Table 1 shows one common seat belt related problems of the 2000 Saturn SC2.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Front Seat Belt problems |
When driver side seat belt is locked, "from a fast stop, ect. . . " and pressure is put on the belt from the body. The belt is fed from the roof of the car though a loop attached on the head restraint, when minimal pressure is put on the belt it twist's the head restraint to a breaking/ bending position and allows way too much slack in the belt. My concern is that in even a moderate frontal collision with no airbag deployment the head restraint would break and cause the person occupying that seat to strike the interior. Or in a frontal collision with airbag deployment the person not being properly restrained with possible airbag injury.