Chrysler issued a recall for over 120,000 Jeep SUVs due to a headrest issue that increases the chance of injuries.

Faulty second-row headrests may not lock in the upright position, increasing the risk of injury to passengers, according to ...

Owners of popular 2023-2024 Jeep Grand Cherokees and Jeep Grand Cherokee L models will have to go to their dealers to see if ...

Chrysler has issued a safety recall for one of its most popular Jeep SUV models, because of an issue with headrests. Over 121 ...

Some 2026 Cadillac Vistiq units may have been built with faulty third-row headrests that can’t lock in position or fold down, ...

Talley says the plastic breaks, releasing the spring, and causing the headrests to randomly burst forward. He says millions of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep cars made after 2010 may contain the headrest.

In a 2000 report, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded that the $160.5 million cost of its proposed upgrades to headrests was too high to require the changes. The agency ...

A number of drivers are coming forward with claims their car headrests have a serious safety issue and should be recalled. Among the drivers who say they were hurt is Shawn Alger, owner of a 2015 ...

Some vehicle headrests are designed to pop open in the event of a crash. The 'popping' action is intended to prevent whiplash. But some of the headrests are popping open randomly − without a crash.

The headrests are then reinstalled onto the seatback, sandwiching the mounting pods and holding them in place. Finally, the monitors are attached to the pods, completing the installation.

Better headrests required It struck me that the problem here wouldn’t be solved by an extra inch of space, nor perhaps even by an extra three inches of space. But maybe it could by headrest design.

A new study of aircraft cleanliness suggests the seats’ headrests may be the germiest surfaces on the plane, with some testing positive for E. coli bacteria, according to an analysis done by ...