HID (or Xenon) headlights first appeared on BMW luxury cars in the 1990s. Over the past few decades, xenon headlights have transitioned to a variety of other high-end vehicles. Today, almost every automaker offers HID car xenon lights as an option as well as conversion kits, so they can be added to most current vehicles.

At night, the brightness of the xenon headlights makes driving more manageable. HID brightness can provide an extra sense of security during long commutes between town and city graveyards, and when you're driving long stretches of state and interstate highways. Likewise, the xenon lights make it easier to navigate the road behind after dark. If a long country road is brightly lit, the brightness of your xenon lights will make the road ahead clearer. Plus, HID makes it easier to drive steep, winding hills with confidence after dark.

The amount of time you can get from a pair of HID headlights is more than double the driving hours and mileage you might get from a halogen bulb. On average, halogen headlights last only 1,600 hours at the underestimate and 3,000 hours at the top. Halogen headlights only last about two or three years if calculated annually. At this rate, someone who works shifts in a cemetery or lives in a state where night activities require long drives may need to replace a pair of halogen headlights every six to eight months.

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