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Yeah, the seats are pretty good. The tag on the left of the shoulder area on the driver's seat is talking about the side impact airbags.
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TX_TLC said:Shocker-
So the seat belt is on the front door? Thought the Chevy Berrettas did this but abandoned since in an accident if that door opens you no longer have your seat belt on.
msahr said:I think if you look at the way the door is part of the structure of the vehicle, you can see that the door integrates into the roof and there is a catch that is most likely a door striker/lock kind of deal. I agree it's a little strange whio knows they may move it onto the seat before production.
Besides you're talking about a Chevy Baretta....
TX_TLC said:this is true...
Just odd to me that all of the production vehicles with this door system have integrated a frame work into the seat to support the seat belt system...all extended cab p/u, havn't seen a Honda Rubbermaid Mobile (element) up close.