No automatic headlights with windshield wipers??

Maybe was, but a long time ago ... like 1950s long time ago.

 

You're old

 

Absolutely yes.

 

QFT

 

I'm actually surprised someone else knew what I was talking about

 

Should just make DTRL the law in the US , problem solved

 

I get tired of driving up on people from behind with no tail lights on. Their DRLs are on, their gauge clusters are lit, so it doesn't seem to occur to them that they still have to turn their headlights on. It's a little thing that makes me think less of them as a driver. That and people who drive around with fogged up windows who may or may not have cleared little circles to look out of with their mittens.

 

Stuff like this makes me think there is a future for driverless cars after all.

It seems the whole thinking and decision making process is fading away.............

 

Well one thing that clearly never goes away are asshats that like to troll threads. Thanks for the useless comment though; you really added a lot of value. Wait, did I just use thought process and decision making while typing that response?? I guess it hasn't totally faded away after-all.

 

My dad drives a '15 Yukon and it's got HID headlights, and a stellar camera

 

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Ours is an SLT. Halogens only unless you get the Denali. Maybe the Denali screen is different? I guess her screen isn't awful, its just not nearly as good as my Avalon. Now, when my Taco comes in, I wonder if the screen will have the same resolution as the Avalon..

 

Yeah his is a Denali. Didn't know the difference in headlights. Test drove the new Tacoma last night. Same screen as the 4Runner and seems close to the screen in my dads truck.

 

Well thats a valid point , but DTRL does provide substantial benefits over no DTRL

Maybe I've never noticed because DTRL has been law in Canada since the 90's but do your gauge clusters not illuminate with the vehicle on in the US trucks ?