When activating easy access to allow someone to get into the third row, 2nd row seat slides forward and so does the front seat depending on how much room there is. That's fine. But when reversing the easy access it forgets the original position of the 1st and 2nd row seat. Any adult in the 3rd row could get his or her legs crushed by the 2nd row, and the 1st row moves so far back you'd think it was getting ready for an 8 foot tall driver.
Also, does anyone know why there are more forward positions for the 2nd row available in easy access mode that are not available when the seat is in "latched" occupied position? We're short people and can set the seats in a way to give very generous leg room to the 2nd and 3rd row but it seems there is an unreasonably low limit to how far forward the car will allow the 2nd row. What exactly does being "latched" mean?
Also, does anyone know why there are more forward positions for the 2nd row available in easy access mode that are not available when the seat is in "latched" occupied position? We're short people and can set the seats in a way to give very generous leg room to the 2nd and 3rd row but it seems there is an unreasonably low limit to how far forward the car will allow the 2nd row. What exactly does being "latched" mean?