Five-year-old Cheyenne Stark was riding in the backseat. Instead, she was using a seatbelt designed by Ford Taurus. Cheyenne was not sitting in a booster seat. Instead, she was using a seatbelt designed by Ford, but was wearing the shoulder belt behind her back. The car was involved in a collision. As a result. Cheyenne suffered a spinal cord injury and was paralyzed from the waste down. The family filed a suit against Ford Motor Co. alleging that the seatbelt was defectively designed. Could Ford successfully claim that Cheyenne had misused the seatbelt?