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like anything else, led headlights have varied in performance. early led headlights on cheap cars were underwhelming to put it mildly. led's on high end luxury cars? spectacular.
and now with matrix lighting (impossible with crappy halogens), it's game over.
mmarshall's CR quote 'may' apply when comparing some econobox with the led headlight option picked, but that's about it.
CR - preaching junk views and bogus stats for decades.
Exactly, if you compare the best halogen setup perhaps it performs better than the worst LED setup, but that doesn’t tell you that halogen is superior, it’s not.
Standard halogen headlights may not provide the bright, white light of LEDs, but they don’t need it as they do a very good job of lighting the road ahead and to the sides with both low and high beams. The level of visibility actually exceeds the performance of many LED equipped vehicles even though intensity is less. GM’s Intellibeam automatic high beam system is also standard and can help drivers take advantage of the additional high beam visibility as often as traffic and conditions allow by automatically switching to high beams. LED headlights are optional on higher trims.
Definitely does not mirror my experience. I will never not have LED when available. And I don't know GM is the best example to present as a counterpoint. The lights on my GMC Sierra were comfortably the worst I've ever owned on any vehicle. They were bordering on dangerous. Lots of owner complaints, pretty much no action from GM.
This weekend I dealt with my first capless fuel system. I was wondering where the dripped fuel would go, then saw the little drain hole next to it. Where does that drip into?
Literally worst bird strike in history. These huge geese from the CC/golf course across the street, they hang out on the main drag. They seriously got me.
3 different, huggge spots. One I tried to wipe off before the car wash.
I had a bird strike this weekend on my windshield that I couldn't wipe off with a wet cloth. The bird must have ingested glue or something. It's still there even after getting rained on.
I had a bird strike this weekend on my windshield that I couldn't wipe off with a wet cloth. The bird must have ingested glue or something. It's still there even after getting rained on.
Rain is never enough to get the bird marks off for me. I have to use force.
Hand wash it lol! Works better thank any automated system and doesn't harm paint.
When I heard birdstrike I thought high speed impact, I hit a bird in the 4.0 a while back at 140ish and it broke a grill slat. I thought you slammed a goose with the front end or something lol!
This weekend I dealt with my first capless fuel system. I was wondering where the dripped fuel would go, then saw the little drain hole next to it. Where does that drip into?
Yeah I have one of these on the Pacifica, no clue where it drains...
Originally Posted by AJT123
Literally worst bird strike in history. These huge geese from the CC/golf course across the street, they hang out on the main drag. They seriously got me.
3 different, huggge spots. One I tried to wipe off before the car wash.
ugh! Yeah back to the carwash lol
I saw a beautiful LS430 in silver with the chrome 5 stars the other day and thought of you! It was in really good shape.
But the jury still says that LEDs are superior.
