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Here's the night pic of the rear fog enabled.
Most useless and misused feature imo in USA. People don't know what they are so they drive with them on and our streets are no where near as tight as those quaint little euro villages.How did you enable the rear fog lights? What kit did you use? I drive in a lot of fog/mist and have never understood why Toyota's don't have rear fogs. All of my European cars have them and I find them very useful. It would also be useful if they could be enabled separately separately from the the driving lights / headlamps by side for street parking. My S550 has that and it makes me much more relaxed about parking on street at night.
Love your sarcasm. Glad to know we have an expert on the forum. I also live in Iceland so I do know how to use both fog and parking lights.Most useless and misused feature imo in USA. People don't know what they are so they drive with them on and our streets are no where near as tight as those quaint little euro villages.
Don't you have fancy cameras to help you anyways?
Don't get your panties bunched up. I'm talking about the large majority that misuse it as I had clearly written.Love your sarcasm. Glad to know we have an expert on the forum. I also live in Iceland so I do know how to use both fog and parking lights.
Not sure how the cameras would supposedly help alert other drivers when my wide LX is parked on a narrow street full of cars but I'll have to give that some serious thought.
Don't get your panties bunched up. I'm talking about the large majority that misuse it as I had clearly written.
Thanks for oversharing re Iceland. I'm making a trip out there soon.