Ford Motor Co. said it is recalling 33,256 vehicles, including its best-selling Fusion, because front seats and head rests may collapse back during a crash.

The voluntary recall affects 2010 model-year vehicles including the Ford Explorer and Mercury Milan, according to a notice today on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website.

The affected seats manually recline and will be replaced by manual seats without the defect or power seats, Ford said in the notice. The models affected are Ford’s Explorer and Explorer Sport Trac sport-utility vehicles, Ford’s Fusion and Mercury’s Milan and Mountaineer.

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