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Originally Posted by camero
GM was the first company to put LED tail lights on cars and now is the first to put LED headlights on. LED tail lights are actually going out of style I think. VW used to make such a huge deal of it's LED tail lights and I just noticed that the new Passat has normal old taillights now. They cost a lot more for very little added value. I don't think they are the future of all cars even if you capitalize the freaking year a lot in your posts. They are just for luxury cars where the price isn't a big deal.
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Originally Posted by camero
Segment-first, innovative LED headlamps
Escalade Platinum will be the first SUV - and one of the first vehicles of any kind - to offer Light Emitting Diode (LED) headlamps. Used previously only on concept vehicles or exotic sports cars, LED headlamps mark another step in Cadillac's application of advanced lighting technology and design.
LED headlamps emit a greatly more precise light pattern, while emulating the characteristics of natural daylight much more closely than traditional auto lighting. LEDs are environmentally friendly, using much less power and lasting more than 20 times longer than traditional halogen bulbs. LED headlamps will be an enhancement added to the Escalade Platinum in the summer of 2008, shortly after the start of production of the Platinum model itself in the spring of 2008.
http://www.netcarshow.com/cadillac/2...lade_platinum/ |
In the first post, are you talking about added value as in resale type value or just general value? Because your second post seems to place LED headlights way above the general ones, or is that exagerated? Personally I would love to have LED headlights because anything that can make night driving easier works for me, especially if it ends up not blinding the drivers coming at me like a lot of the retarded headlights today do. I can see them not having them on the Camaro though for price issues.
