I'm curious why to this day some US cars have no rear headrests? I take it the US government hasn't mandated them but do they just ignore the risk of whiplash or one's neck snapping? Even the ones that are built in can be too short for a 6`0+ person (Chrysler 300).
Reason being, I was driving a few of the Tauruses and Focuses in our fleet today and was suprised to see nothing on the rear deck. For comparison the Camry's, Corolla's, Forenza's, etc. in our fleet have 3 adjustable headrests for the rear passengers.
The G6 I was in the other day at least has adjustable headrests on the side but no middle one...so I guess tough luck to the person who doesn't get the window seat. I'm suprised this isn't a talked about issue.
Reason being, I was driving a few of the Tauruses and Focuses in our fleet today and was suprised to see nothing on the rear deck. For comparison the Camry's, Corolla's, Forenza's, etc. in our fleet have 3 adjustable headrests for the rear passengers.
The G6 I was in the other day at least has adjustable headrests on the side but no middle one...so I guess tough luck to the person who doesn't get the window seat. I'm suprised this isn't a talked about issue.