It seemed strange to me that the whiplash prevention would force your head to lookdown in the event of an accident. I'm tall, and there was no way to prevent this at maximum headrest height. I'm all for Volvo-esque safety, but 2 years later I still have the idea it is a bunch of bs in this use case. But on a couple of long vacations, I seem to be used to it.
Wife's car is a 2008. It got hit by a 2008 Navigator t-boning the right rear. Wife needed lots of chiropractic. Head restraint useless in t-bone, of course. Insurance and lawsuits never get you whole again. Uninsured Persian lady following the American dream with failing no-equity businesses, nothing to sue.
