>hmm.... why not?
> >i have my fog lights but i dont want to "spread" the ground. i need to see
> >farther.
> >the visibility is pretty poor (like around 20-30 yards?) and it's hard to
> >see at night. so it's obvious that i need me brighter one.
>
> Have you had the aim checked on yours to make sure that they're pointed where
> they're supposed to be?
> I find the headlights on my 95 9000 to be excellent, but since the Saab
> replaced a 94 Lincoln Mark VIII, which has to have the worlds worst headlights,
> that's not surprising.
> Really like those front fog lights. I spent 10 hours driving today to and from
> South Georgia and coming back hit some bad fog in the river valleys on I-75.
> The front fog lights made an incredible difference in being able to really see.
> Those stretches have reflectors on the lines and the fog lights hit them just
> right.
> I've made that trip in quite a few different cars over the years. The Saab was
> by far the most pleasant and least tiring, handling long grades and Atlanta's
> crazy drivers with equal aplomb.
> Got about 32mpg on the way down with the AC running at meat-locker. Dropped to
> 31mpg on the way back -- it's uphill.
>
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