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It's going to be real interesting to see how many XL owners who think their truck is only worth $19,995 will react to a set of $1000 headlights,,,,,
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Somebody start a poll... I bet those are $600+ per side. 
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Those are pretty sweet for the 22-24s. If I had kept my tremor I’d probably be thinking about those.
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I want them so much. But Id rather have some paintwork done for the same price.
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Nicer looking than the lariat drl, but they're not worth over $1,000 for a silly LED DRL. Especially when all the OEM headlights include LED low and high beams. They'd have to be $600 a pair, for me to consider.
I'd rather they made a decent set of functioning LED tail lights for 300 bucks.
I'd rather they made a decent set of functioning LED tail lights for 300 bucks.
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Two posts now on the same topic, as well as being inside the same Thread.
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I'll wait until my mav's in an accident then pay extra for those. They are cool though.
I replaced the headlight modules on my Acura SUV with OEM-ish LED versions a couple of years ago (not from Acura, but a known OEM parts source). The dealer price was $1200 each, but I got them direct from the true manufacturer for about half that. So... not that $1200 is "cheap" for a set of them, but there is hope.
Sweet looking for sure but honestly on a budget vehicle, I’m just not sure there is a market for expensive lights. Also it’s tough to replace things that are functioning fine and likely won’t ever need replaced.
https://www.formlights.com/2021-2024-ford-bronco-led-projector-headlights-pair.html
Given the price for a much nicer looking set of Bronco headlights, I would guess they will be a little less the $600 per side. If I had to guess I would say $850-$1k per set.
Given the price for a much nicer looking set of Bronco headlights, I would guess they will be a little less the $600 per side. If I had to guess I would say $850-$1k per set.
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If they're under 1k, they'll go on my wish list. Definitely a nice upgrade over the non-BAP lights.
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