Jeep is about to let 121,000 owners of Grand Cherokee SUVs know that their new car could become a pain in the neck. Not in the metaphorical sense, either, because the automaker has just issued a recall for faulty head restraints – aka headrests. The second-row headrests may not lock into the upright position, and since there’s no flight attendant to give you a helpful reminder, you’ll need to get new headrests installed instead.
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