1993 Dodge Intrepid Exterior lighting Problems

“Vehicle is experiencing difficulty with the headlights. While driving at night the vision is poor due to the oxidation of the front headlamp lenses. Owner contacted the dealer and the manufacturer. However, consumer was told that there was nothing they could do.”

“Vehicle is experiencing a problem with the front headlights. Once the headlight lenses begin to oxidize, visibility becomes very difficult when driving at night. There is a yellow tint that develops during the period of oxidation.”

“Headlights lenses become dark resulting in poor nightime visibility, both with high beams and low beams activated. The condition leads to driver fatigue. The headlights need to be replaced at the cost of approximately $120 per light.”

“This will be the second time that the lenses have to be replaced due to hazing problem which the dealer even asked how is it possible to drive this car at night.I believe this is a safety issue which chrysler is not willing to admit to at this time.paying $20,000 for a car you would think the consumer would be able to drive this car at night.thank you.”

“Headlights do not clearly define the road ahead. When making right turns at night lights do not illuminate the area being turned into. Rarely drive at night due to the poor illumination provided by the headlights. When lower beams are on cannot see far ahead. When upper beams are on cannot clearly see near ahead. Both beams are not on at the same time.”