Xenon headlights vs Navigation on 2013 Mercedes C300
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+1, build in Nav sucks, use Waze. Xenons are awesome.
Putting HID or LEDs into reflector housings will look like garbage and everyone will hate you from the glare.EehamK247411 wrote: ↑ Couldn't I install LED lights later on by myself? I just watched a video of it being done and doesn't seem to difficult either. This is my first car, so I'm kinda on a budget tbh, so finding a car with both the nav and the xenon headlights may prove to be very difficult.
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I would say get the xenon lights package, because I have a 2013 C300 myself and got the one with Navi..and honestly have never used the navigation function in my car EVER! To update the maps MB wants $250 plus taxes (forget that!) To install Xenon lights after purchase of car your looking at at least $800 per headlight. So I'm stuck with a useless Navi and regular halogen lights (but thinking about changing the light bulbs to white/blue to make it look classier..lol)EehamK247411 wrote: ↑ Couldn't I install LED lights later on by myself? I just watched a video of it being done and doesn't seem to difficult either. This is my first car, so I'm kinda on a budget tbh, so finding a car with both the nav and the xenon headlights may prove to be very difficult.
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EehamK247411 wrote: ↑ Couldn't I install LED lights later on by myself? I just watched a video of it being done and doesn't seem to difficult either...
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You wish you had dropped $4k for an out of date navi? I don't get that, but to each their own. Even new navi's often look like tacked on tablets. Most navi's look out of date after a few years and aren't as nice to use as your phone with Waze. New navs with Android Auto/Apple Carplay are a different story.peteryorkuca wrote: ↑ My daily driver has no Navi with HID. Once a year, I need nav but I make due. I wish I had bought it for $4k 15 years back for the looks.
Other car has both Navi and LED. Haven't use the Navi yet since I bought it year ago but LED looks great, must have imo.
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