H3 rear jump seats!?!?

[spillKill]

i just stumbled a pone this pic and just wondering if anyone can enlighten me on where to get these
lol i think thats awesome!

 

[Bigunit]

They are made by http://www.littleseats.com/ . They just show the bench seat (you have to do a little searching on their site to find the jump seat).

They show them in an H3 in the second picture on this page: http://www.littlepassengerseats.com/aboutus.html

 

[spillKill]

oh ok kool thanks! did they come as an option bc the one pic i found it matches the leather in the rest of the vehicle?

 

[Bigunit]

They are custom-made to order to match the OEM seat fabric/leather in your vehicle.

 

[f5moab]

They did not come as an option from the factory on the H3.

 

[cgalpha08]

Im really tempted to get some

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[f5moab]

Remember, the rear of the vehicle is not built as strong as the front of the vehicle and does not have the engine to help absorb energy in a crash. Also, someone sitting in a rear facing seat, in a rear end collision, will have their legs utilized as crumple zones. And in a rear collision the head, neck swing toward the rear of the vehicle (main reason for headrests back in the 70s). Facing the rear means the neck will snap forward. And I believe, rear end collisions are number 1 (?).

If the vehicle was designed for these seats, usually no problem (I believe Mercedes has a model with rear facing seats, but the thing is built like a battleship), but if not, it was due to crash problems as well as money problems.

If you are the person hitting the car in front, then this third row seat might be the safest place in the vehicle, so long as they come with head restraints.
Just a word of caution; makes no difference to me personally.