Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Ts Tech Co., Ltd.

Kenneth Kirby Pilcher

Derek Shane Lindsay

Michael M Tsay

Teppei Ito

Souheil Hage-Hassan

Frank Dean Moburg

Frank Paluch

Dinesh Hadadare

Matthew J Harden

Provided is a vehicle seat in which entry of foreign matter from an opening part formed in a cover member is suppressed when stored. The vehicle seat of the present invention includes a seat cushionon which an occupant sits, a leg memberthat supports the seat cushionand includes a locking deviceat a lower end, a cover memberthat covers a front side of the leg member, wherein an opening part is formed at a position of the cover member that overlaps with the locking device, and an elastically deformable lip partthat is attached to the cover memberand that covers the opening part. Since the opening part is covered by the lip part, the entry of foreign matter is suppressed.

Vehicle seat

A seatbelt retractor for storing seatbelt webbing that can be utilized to restrain an occupant of a motor vehicle. The retractor includes a retractor frame and a plurality of spools rotatably coupled to the retractor frame and spaced a distance apart from each other. Seatbelt webbing can be withdrawn from the seatbelt retractor to extend about an occupant of a seat of the motor vehicle and releasably coupled to a buckle provided to the motor vehicle in a withdrawn state, and collected by the seatbelt retractor in a retracted state. A length of the seatbelt webbing adjacent to a terminal end thereof is collected at least partially around the plurality of spools in the retracted state.

Multi-spool seatbelt retractor

A vehicle child seat restraining system automatically retracts out of the way of folding portions of the seat, so that the striker of the system does not impinge on and damage portions of the seat.

Retracting child seat restraining striker and methods of use

A multifunctional tray in a vehicle armrest adapted to temporarily receive food and beverage items is provided. The tray includes a tray body and a beverage container receiving aperture defined in the tray body. A recessed bin is defined in the tray body spaced apart from the beverage container receiving aperture. The condiment container receiving aperture is defined in the tray body adjacent the recessed bin. The condiment container receiving aperture has a generally segmentary shape defined by a generally circular aperture wall and an intersection between the condiment container receiving aperture and the recessed bin. The segmentary shape is appropriately sized to selectively receive rectangular and circular shape associated condiment containers while permitting access to the associated condiment container through the recessed bin for removal of the associated condiment containers.

Sauce holder for fold out arm rest

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Marysville, OH, United States of America

Kenneth Kirby Pilcher