2015 Dodge Journey Seat belts Problems

“Drivers seat, passenger seat plastic around seat belt on side of seat breaks and seat belt gets stuck in between cracked area. Middle row seats side plastic piece breaks also, popping off exposing metal sharp piece which can cut your leg or hand of close to that piece. Vehicle is 2015 and has had recalls, continues brake problems and just recently throttle body and cam problems.”

“Hit a cow on a county road at approx. 55 MPH after coming around a curve. No time for any evasive maneuvers. Vehicle went airborne and landed approx. 40 feet from initial impact. Air bags did not deploy. Driver's chest impacted the steering wheel causing hairline fractures to the sternum and a dislocation of the left shoulder and severe bruising of the stomach and hips where the seatbelt was. Driver was airlifted due to injuries. Driver's service dog's seat belt disengaged and was thrown to the back of the vehicle and suffered minor internal injuries and was taken for treatment”

“The drivers seatbelt does not latch properly and will come undone while driving. Since noticing the issue I will test the latch each time I put on the seatbelt and I have to re-buckle the latch 3-5 times sometimes to get it to latch properly.”

“The airbag and seatbelt restraint systems are non-functional. The airbag warning light and seatbelt warning light are illuminated. The vehicle was sold to me by a licensed dealership, and after purchase I discovered evidence of prior crash damage that was not disclosed. Due to the disabled airbag and seatbelt systems, occupants would not be properly restrained or protected in the event of a collision, creating a serious risk of injury or death. The vehicle was purchased used, and I was not involved in the prior crash nor told about it. The exact details of the prior crash are unknown. …”

“The plastic around the driver and passenger seats has broken off exposing sharp metal, as well as binds the seatbelt up preventing proper use. The seats were used as they should be, the plastic clip that looks to have secured it is too far to the side to withstand a driver or passenger getting out of the vehicle if they turn to the side. I was talking with a person at work about this issue as they own a Journey and have the same exact problem. Our vehicle only had 13k miles when this happened, so it's not an old plastic issue. …”