dunnojack

.... even Kia's have them.

quit now while you're ahead.

Time to come up with a new lighting gimmick.

new kia sportage

19psi

what are we talking about here?

bagwell

if it has LED DRLs you might want to post a pic with them lit up........otherwise.....

whiteivory

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I still think they're hot lol

tofu_house

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i'm confused... where are the LEDs that we're supposed to be seeing? are they lining the bottom of the headlights?

oohpapi44

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Geez, just help the guy out and post a pic of what he means.



Lights still look good no matter who has them...

RXSF

stll love leds....when tastefully done

IS-SV

Flavor of the month LED DRL's are still tasty as of today.

knihc2008

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You're gonna see more and more of them now that they are REQUIRED in Europe...

I8ABMR

They are no where near played out. Its still a relative handful of manufacturers putting them on their cars and they are usually the higher end cars so this is a great styling cue to enhance the appearance of a econo car

2000LEX

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Still kia doesnt have a mind of its own.

TRDFantasy

That's not the only problem. New Hyundai and Kia designs are overdoing an even older styling gimmick; making the headlights and tails huge, and stretching them out of proportion.

I predict Hyundai's next styling gimmick will be to imitate the "happy face" look of new Mazdas, making them look like happy fish.

Joeb427

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True.
Love the car but I don't like the LED's on the '10 E-350.

Stormforge

how about retro '80s neon? what was old school can now be the next new lighting gimmick!

ecr527

I think they look good on that truck and they're not played out at all. Why is it that everyone is knockin' Kia and Hyundai when the imitate a design cue from another manufacturer, but when any other automaker does it, it's all good?