Yeah, my Honda Fit Sport has exactly that type of rear headrests... which I like much better than the crappy-looking and intrusive headrests Chevy settled on for the U.S. market.
I saw photos of the original Sonic concept (or something like that) before it actually became a consumer reality, and Chevy was using those European-style headrests. Why they decided against this for the U.S. market is beyond me. Stupid!
It would seem other markets get the better of a lot of things we in the U.S. markets don't get. We seem to get the scaled down or "lesser" versions of just about everything auto-wise now.
QUESTION... Does your Sonic have provisions for 3 headrests as the German version shows? Or would your Sonic (the American version) have only accommodations for two headrests? Please don't tell me only two... especially considering the rear seat is supposed to accommodate 3 people.
As far as I'm concerned the European rear headrests are far superior to the current U.S. Sonic model.
My 3 rear headrests push all the way down and completely out of view. They're actually pretty cool-looking too.
Funny... this is yet another issue that's been giving me reservations about getting rid of my Honda and swapping for the Sonic. There are plenty of reasons for me to want to swap, but there are definite issues giving me reservation.
Would be interested in knowing if those headrests will fit the U.S. models and are available for purchase, somehow. Maybe our friends in Europe can find out the details of purchasing them?
My Fiat 500 has headrests that are the same shape as the front but can be lowered like these so that they don't obscure rearward vision. I agree! US Sonics should have these European headrests, too.