Headlight Concealment Device Problems of Plymouth Voyager

1996 Plymouth grand Voyager se, headlamp lenses turn opaque when they age until they reach a point where it is dangerous to operate the vehicle at night. I called a dealer and he said they are made of plastic and it is up to the consumer to replace them at a cost of $558. 00 ($279. 00 each). I consider this a safety defect - the lenses should be made out of a material that does not degrade significantly with age.

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1999 Plymouth Voyager, head light (clear plastic housing ) hazing badly.

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Consumer has problems with headlight design. Please provide any further information.

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Headlights are dim, can't see very far down the road, unsafe to drive at night. Premature failure of fuel gauge sending unit. Dt.

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The inside of the headlight lens was clouded, which reduced visibility while driving.