Consumers deserve better service and features thus car companies should make sure that their car parts are free from defects however it seems that Dodge cars including Durango has been neglecting consumer complaints of defective seatbelts that have plagued users for many years. Approximately 16 million dodge vehicles have a seat belt that does not pass the standard for accidental safety. Seat belts fail to function specially in times that they are needed like in the case of sudden stops, turns and rollovers.

 

Several incidents have occurred that can prove these cla ims. In 1992, DaimlerChryswler, the producing company of Dodger Durango, once again failed the 30 millimeter test for seat belt safety. In US 14 deaths, including three in Texas, and 19 serious injuries were indirectly caused by failure in seat belt function.Over the past years, almost 140 reports have been filed by consumers reporting unlatching especially on child and infant seats. If DaimlerChrysler really cares for their customers, they better do something about their unsafe safety belts.