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At some point w/i the next 5-7yrs, were I a betting man, I'd bet basically every new passenger vehicle sold in America will be equipped w/ HID or LED lights as standard equipment. The discussion reminds me of the hoopla behind HALOGEN in the 1980's once people realized how much brighter than standard they were. The buyer wanted them, but was later shocked at the double price for a replacement light(then bulb 1/6th the size of the light) and the funny thing was, those who had older vehicles would gladly pay that extra... but they didn't usually have a car payment over their head. Same thing today, but HID and LED is replacing the older technology. :doh: :lol: |
You've got a good point. I wasn't around in the 80s though so I didn't get to see that debate happen, but It is a good example. It always seems to take a bit for everyone to embrace the new tech, but whenever it does get accepted, You never hear of the old tech again almost lol. But yea 5-7 years sounds about accurate. Thanks for your incite :)
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lol Sonic.
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I found this on the web. I do not like the Camaro's nose. :popcorn:
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And Cruze is spelled wrong. :laugh:
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Called out.
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Any idea if this is the same headlight pictured above or is this a normal 2016 Chevrolet Camaro headlight? Its OEM with a GM PN of 23509015. It has a ballast so must be an HID Xenon or LED. I've googled the part number and it doesn't show up. Anyone have information on this light?
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