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Am I the only person who junked the centre rear headrest as soon as i took delivery ??

Anybody else who feels that three rests all in a row adds unecessarily to the clutter spoiling the rearward view may be interested to note that i have exchnged the remaining two rear rests for the ones from the front seats. The rear slightly tall and narrow rear ones i now have on the front seats and the front lower and wider ones now grace the rear. The result is better rear view and for the driver same comfort. I dont think the cars look has been compromised.

No, I went one better and junked all headrests in the rear. Serve no purpose for 99.999999999% of the time, and for the 0.00000001% I could actually need them I do without them :D

Keep mine in my "box of tricks" in the boot, though, because I'm sure it's a good idea to replace it when you do carry that fifth passenger.

I'd like to do the same, but occasionally (very occasionally, but once is enough) I do carry three passengers in the back.

They shouldn't be considered as headrests - they are head restraints. Properly adjusted (important point) they are a safety feature. More importantly, they protect me (and my other car occupants) from somebody else's mistake - in a rear-end shunt, they will reduce the risk of whiplash injury.

You pays yer money, and you takes yer choice....

Mine are all present and correct, I guess I got used to them a long time ago. My previous 3 cars all had them in the back. Even the mondeo has them.

The middle one in the Superb is fixed, so removing isnt even an option. However, I also subscribe to the head restraints theory, and having been heavily shunted from the rear ina previous car and suffering neck injury I wouldnt dream of chancing it for me, my kids and anyone else in the back of my car.

I just angle the rear restaints forward when they're not in use.

Keeps them out of view a little.

They shouldn't be considered as headrests - they are head restraints[/i']. Properly adjusted (important point) they are a safety feature

Very true ... but I remember some time back that a car saftey test slagged off the Octy's head restraints for being one of the worst in current cars.... Still anything is better than nothing.

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