Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 12:34:09 -0400 From: "darkpoter" <darkpoternopsamail.com> Subject: Re: Saab UK disabled unfriendly!!!
Not to mention there are many company's that offer after market seats that will suit your needs. Matt <davehinznopsamcop.net> wrote in message news:bc7ejb$fqktq$4nopsam34476.news.dfncis.de... > Someone who looks an awful lot like Hans <huw_jivenopsamwin.ch> wrote: > > > Well, when you get sick in a "safe" car, and the company is answering this > > is not possible to fix because it doesn't fit in their sinking, the best > > answer is to buy a car from another brand. The formula "high price, low > > performance" doesn't work anymore in todays competitive environment. It's > > sad, but reality. > > So, Saab is supposed to compromise safety for the entire line of cars, > for a few individuals? They should redesign my headrest because you are > tall? > > In any statistical sample, there will be those who fall outside of the > specified range of "We're going to plan for this". I don't know what > his interactions with Saab were like, but if his tone here is any indicator, > I'm thinking that the approach may have been as much of a problem as > anything else. > > If the headrest in a given car doesn't fit you, it's like any other car > buying situation, isn't it? Don't like the seats? Buy a different car. > Asking the factory to redesign an active safety feature isn't a realistic > expectation, and as you probably know, the headrest in a Saab isn't merely > a passive prop, it's a device which dynamically reacts in a collision. > > Dave Hinz >
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