I believe the new Elantra, besides all the airbags, has these "active headrests" that activate in case of a crash.
What is the purpose of these, and how do they function to prevent whip lash ? Have never had a car with them.
Thanks, Bob
Active Headrests ?
Mar 05, 2010
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They move forward to keep your head in an upright position. There is information in the manual about them.
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They move forward to keep your head in an upright position. There is information in the manual about them.
I didn't know active head restraints had been implemented in the Elantra. That's really good news.
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