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If a seatback fails in a rear-end collision, the seat pops backward and the occupant is unrestrained even if he or she is wearing a seatbelt. The seatbelt only restrains forward motion. It is the seat itself which is supposed to prevent the occupant from being thrown backward in a rear-end collision. When the seatback collapses backward, the occupant can slide back out of the belt and the seat, into the back seat or the rear windshield. This malfunction creates extreme risk for a broken neck, paralysis and death. Contact us.
