: the contact stated the headlight covers on the vehicle fogged over. The fog reduces night time visibility. The headlights were damaged at the time the vehicle was purchased. Therefore the contact does not know the circumstances behind the foggy glass. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer who suggested contacting the NHTSA. Updated 03/20/06.

- Antioch, CA, USA

Problems with headlights on 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The headlights were damaged due to normal operation on good roads. The damage was like the headlights had been sandblasted by a normal sand and rocks on the road, hitting the headlights while the vehicle was in motion. (plastic headlights)

- Unknown, DC, USA

The consumer stated the headlight lenses had a thick film over them, which caused impaired vision. Dealer notified. It was not moisture on them, but it appeared that the plastic had gotten cloudy inside. The problem was especially hard when driving at night and a real problem in the rain.

- Greensboro, NC, USA

The headlight lens became discolored which resulted in poor visibility. Manufacturer had been contacted. Consumer had a 60,000 mile/6year warranty and was told that plastic and metal were not covered under the warranty. Consumer filed a lemon law request but was told mileage was too high to qualify for the lemon law.. the consumer was told the problem with the headlight lens was because of the heat.

- Marco Island, FL, USA