Second Hand Vauxhall Crossland Headrest

The Crossland (originally launched as the Crossland X in 2017) received a facelift and rename to simply Crossland around 2020-2021, and the interior trim including seat and headrest designs can differ across that boundary. A pre-facelift headrest may not match the shape, colour, or mounting of a post-facelift seat, so crossing that boundary is a real risk. We'd recommend confirming with the breaker whether the part came from a pre- or post-facelift car before buying.

No — headrests are an interior trim part and the engine or gearbox has no bearing on which one fits your car. What matters is the generation (pre- or post-facelift), the trim level (as seat styles can vary), and which row and position the headrest is for. Confirm the trim level and facelift status of the donor car with the breaker to get the best match.

Yes, they can — higher trims such as Elite and Ultimate on the Crossland sometimes feature different seat upholstery (for example leather or part-leather), and the headrests are integral to those seats, so the shape, colour, or material may not match a lower-trim SE seat. If you're replacing a headrest, ideally source one from a car on the same trim level to get a proper colour and material match. A headrest from a different trim may physically fit the mounting but could look out of place, so check with the breaker what trim the donor vehicle was.

Front headrests on the Crossland are generally symmetrical in shape, so in many cases a NS and OS headrest are interchangeable — but this can depend on the specific seat design fitted to your trim level. It's worth double-checking with the breaker, particularly if your car has seats with integrated side bolsters or specific stitching patterns that differ left to right. Never assume without confirming the exact seat type.

The Crossland X (2017–2020) and the refreshed Crossland (from around 2020-2021 onwards) had interior updates as part of the facelift, which may include changes to seat design and headrest fitment. It's possible some parts carry over, but this is not guaranteed and you should treat crossing this facelift boundary with caution. Confirm with the breaker that the headrest came from the correct generation before purchasing.

No — rear headrests are typically a different size and shape to front headrests on the Crossland, so they are not interchangeable with front units. You'll need to specify whether you need a front or rear headrest, and for the rear, which seating position (for example centre rear headrests differ from outboard ones on some trim levels). Give the breaker your registration and the exact position so they can match the correct part.