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It would be included in the cost of the vehicle at that point. Like I said, if $25k cars have them standard, it’s obviously not that much.

Trucks are the only real vehicles that still use halogens widely. They’ll get rid of them, and everything will flow downstream to them eventually. Just like the safety systems did from the luxury makers to the mainstream brands. Headlights are usually cheaper from factory than aftermarket...

Lemme ask you this. How do you know that it’s Pedestrian detection and not just normal AEB?

Well I do know that the switch from LHD to RHD isn’t done till it reaches Melbourne and a 3rd party does that, so maybe they do the mirrors too. 🤷🏻‍♂️

There’s no evidence that supports that. 😂 LED’s are better in pretty much every way. They last longer, are way brighter, can be adaptive, use less power. They’re even brighter in Daylight conditions during inclement weather. A Halogen’s cut off suck and it’s just not suitable. I can tell you...

Your’s look a little more pronounced than mine were. Is it just me? Our trucks may might need an otoplasty.

LED’s should be standard on all vehicles for 2022 imo. Whether or not they’re Reflectors or Projectors or Matrix Laser Lights from Audi is not important until we just get rid of those terrible halogens.

Ohhhh like sponsorships. Yeah those annoying too.

Oh wow, yeah never noticed that. Haha interesting.

Use Adblock my friend. No more ads for me when I’m online.

Bighorn is optional too for the LED Refelctors and Rebel has them standard. Also technically the Reflectors have two categories, one with auto High Beams and one with out. So there’s really 4 styles of headlights.

You got a 2021, these were very early production 2019’s that were made in 2018 that had that issue.

This is why I don’t even bother with those types of mods, it’s just not worth it. Feel bad for the OP but people need to understand this when buying or leasing. Also, typically, if such an addition voids the warranty, then it voids the warranty. There’s no “if it affects this or that” or “they...

I had both. Loved the Rambox, and the MFT was very useful for farming; however the MFT felt a little flimsy and easily breakable. Didn't really have an issue with it though.

This isn't really new, TFL just decided to summarize some stuff to make content. Essentially the Safest Full-Size Truck currently sold new is the Ram 1500. It's the only Top Safety Pick for 2021 MY. It was an even better Top Safety Pick + for 2019-2020 MY, however the rules changed and now to...

Yeah it would appear Used Car Prices Peaked at around Early May - Early June. Glad I sold mine already.

Yeah I’m talking about the Ram 1500 not the F-150. The Raptor to my knowledge is going to be a 2021.5 vehicle.

Well I can tell you currently, 2022 1500 production begins some time next month. Dealers don’t know anything when it comes to…well anything. 😂

That’s actually a noted issue with the 4th Gen’s (Classics). Kinda surprised that a 5th Gen had that happen.

Every brand does that. You’d be hard pressed to find a manufacturer that switches over every single model to the next model year all on the same day. In fact there isn’t one. Even the 2022 HD’s aren’t going to be produced until some time after the 2022 1500’s start production.