Headlights Problems of Kia Motor Amanti

The contact owns a 2004 kia Amanti. While driving at approximate speeds of 45 mph, the headlights failed without warning. The vehicle was moved off the roadway where it was left overnight, when returning to the vehicle, all electrical components were inoperable. In addition, the vehicle would intermittently fail to start. The dealer advised there were no recalls on the vehicle and any repairs would be at her expense. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileages were 150,000.

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- the contact stated that after parking her 2004 kia Amanti with an odometer reading of 67000 miles, she noticed the low beam head light on the front passenger side had failed. At 73000 miles the bright beam on the vehicle's head lights failed, as well as, the day time running lights. The contact stated that she paid to get the lights replaced over five times. The contact is requesting that this be looked into because she is in fear of a vehicle fire and the manufacture stated "that the vehicle needed a complete vehicle rewiring".

The newer high intensity headlights should be done away with! in order to continue driving on the freeway at night when a vehicle equipped with those bright headlights is approaching in any lane, I must put my left hand & arm up to shield my eyes. I find those lights to be blinding as soon as that car comes into view, even a mile or more down the road. What kind of advantage does it give that other driver to see an extra 50 yards down the road, if it causes someone to have an accident on the other side of the road??! the hid lights are dangerous to other drivers! even with my rearview mirror deflected for glare, those lights are far too bright & when a car with hid's is sitting on my 'shoulder', I have to turn both my rearview mirror & side mirrors down so I can continue to drive. And, yes, I slow down & let them go past me, but just want to let you know my opinion & request that hid's should be hid for good, in the trash!.

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