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Thank you for taking the time to offer your suggestion. I will take your advice. Thank you and happy holidays!

As I stated, this has nothing to do with the seat back being folded. If you have access to a Ford Bronco Sport, you will be able to see that it’s very easy to pull the seatbelt down between the car seat and the frame of the car in the backseat, bypassing and disabling the automatic belt...

Why would I be angry at myself? I didn’t design the car. I did not offer customers a bumper-to-bumper warranty and not stand by it. All I did is buy the car and have a passenger in the backseat get out of the car and shut the door. He didn’t realize he was in a Ford with a seatbelt design flaw...

Thanks for your comment and for taking the time to understand the issue. Also, thanks for your suggestion to look in the owners manual to see if the driver should check if the rear seatbelts retract every time they are used. The truth is, is what is required in order to be sure that the seatbelt...

this was an elderly passenger that got out of the car and did not notice they left the seatbelt dangling out of the side of the car when they close the door… It is an extraordinary design flaw. I have over a dozen cars and I’ve never had this kind of issue before. Passengers when they get out of...

The seatbelt gets stuck between the seat and car frame. It has nothing to do with seat being flat and then put back into position. This prevents the belt from getting retracted.

The Ford Bronco Sport has a manufacturing defect – – a design flaw – that causes the rear passenger seatbelt to get stuck between the car seat and the frame of the car. As a result, when passengers get out of the backseat, if the retraction device gets stuck, the seatbelt will dangle outside of...