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I'm sure you can put an angled piece of foam on the backrest to offset it.
To the guy saying the wider track width in the rear explains parking crooked, I really don't see how that explains it at all.
For me, the crooked parking is when I line up the car with something in front of it. For example, when I park in a parking garage and there is a wall in front of me. Or in a parking lot, with another car in front of me. What I'm doing, unknowingly at the time, was lining up my chest/eyes parallel with the object in front of me. And my chest and eyes being at an angle due to the seat throw that off.
In all other parking situations, I'm lining up the door panel and front wheel of my car with the sides of the parking space. So the relation of where my head/body is at doesn't matter.
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