On to the next generation of cars that use LED headlights. Currently only as an option on relatively few and more expensive cars, it will surely trickle down as all new technologies do. Also does auto-dip, where the car senses where approaching lights are and dips the intensity of the LED's that are pointing in that direction and leaves the remaining ones on main beam.
Given the longevity of LED's, there should be no need to change them, ever during the life of the car from cradle to crusher.
But I entirely agree - changing incandescent/halogen/xenon bulbs in any car can be a royal pain.
Given the longevity of LED's, there should be no need to change them, ever during the life of the car from cradle to crusher.
But I entirely agree - changing incandescent/halogen/xenon bulbs in any car can be a royal pain.
