Originally Posted By: linksep
I am looking precisely because I often drive at night on very windy roads in moderate to heavily wooded areas with tons of wildlife dozens of miles from the nearest streetlight. I have driven my Dad's BMW with adaptive headlights in those types of areas and frankly driving a vehicle with standard lights is almost crazy in comparison.
Can you not just use high beams 99% of the time though in that situation? I can't say I've found myself wishing for anything better than that, but I guess some cars have worse lighting patterns than others. I think the trend of having a clear lens on a headlight hasn't helped anything either.
I am looking precisely because I often drive at night on very windy roads in moderate to heavily wooded areas with tons of wildlife dozens of miles from the nearest streetlight. I have driven my Dad's BMW with adaptive headlights in those types of areas and frankly driving a vehicle with standard lights is almost crazy in comparison.
Can you not just use high beams 99% of the time though in that situation? I can't say I've found myself wishing for anything better than that, but I guess some cars have worse lighting patterns than others. I think the trend of having a clear lens on a headlight hasn't helped anything either.