That's not one of the rear ones is it? Has the other front one been put in the wrong location?

 

For US spec 'dark green interior' we get red piping for the front seats including the headrests. Rear seat headrests don't get the piping, so pretty certain they didn't install incorrectly.

They also don't go down the same amount. Driver's side leaves about 2 inches of rail exposed, passenger's goes down to about 1 inch.

 

Yes they are different becuase the Limited trim, the DRIVER's headrest DOES adjust forward, the passenger can not, please view my video:

 

Whoaa....did not know it could do that haha. That explains it, maybe I don't need the neck pillow anymore. Thanks!!

 

My wife and I also found the driver’s headrest thrust our heads uncomfortably too far forward. We solved the problem by moving the two outboard rear seat headrests to the front and ordering two new ones for the back. Others have mentioned this solution elsewhere in this blog. It works well and looks good, and because the rear headrests are less bulky, there is less of a visual obstruction to rear seat passengers.

 

Update: What I said about swapping the back headrests to the front only works on the Limited. Apparently, the back headrests aren't removable on the SE and SEL trims. However, you can order a pair of back headrests to replace the fronts. When I placed my order, they needed my VIN number. As another blogger suggested, you could get a Limited VIN number online. Just be sure the interior color matches yours.