There are no crash test ratings for the rear occupants in jeep wranglers. Passengers are extremely vulnerable in the back seat since there is no protection except the roll bar but if they are rear-ended, the other car could simply hit the back seat directly. There is no neck protection as the seat is too short. When children ride back there, they are basically unprotected. This situation needs to be advertised so people don't assume it is safe to have passengers, especially children in the back of jeep wranglers. The back seat is only designed for cargo, not people! That's why they don't have data on rear occupant crash test ratings, because they would fail.
2006 Jeep Wrangler body complaints
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My 2006 "trail rated" jeep wrangler se suffers from cheap quality, paper-thin, sheet metal front fenders that bend from rocks thrown from the worthless goodyear wrangler street-treaded, pebble throwing tires!! Cheap quality!! My jeep has 8,400 easy driven miles, but now has dented fenders with cracked paint finish and paint flaking!! I should have bought a toyota instead of a "trail rated" jeep that isn't "gravel road rated"!
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