Passenger airbag off switch
We have recently started a family and would like to buy a car where we have the ability to turn off the passenger air bag, but this seems to be a hit and miss. SEAT seem to be the only manufacturer who do this as standard as far as I can tell.
Can you enlighten me? Is this something that is just standard, an optional extra or not very common?
Can you enlighten me? Is this something that is just standard, an optional extra or not very common?
Asked on 25 July 2011 by MrScoulilly
Answered by
Honest John
Honda excepted, most manufacturers now offer this.
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