St3phen

I hate having all-red. How American Automaker.

Anyone seen a taillight lens with a yellow turnsignal? Would the European lens fit the bill, or do their funky foglight/reverse light requirements kill the idea of using them in the US?

Any aftermarket manufacturers interested in making some? If so, any TTers interested in buying them?

sTTephen

Jason Chen

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BRIT TT

I like it all red too, the only thing I dont like are the orange reflectors in the front lights and the fact that the turn signals are on when the lights are on. The European cars dont have this.

TP

I much prefer the all red taillight lens. It keeps things very simple and clean.

PGTT

Euro tail lights are all red too, I think. LarryTT and I have been discussing this offline.

Bahookie

IMHO turn signals and brake lights should be a different colour. It's tough to predict the intentions of a vehicle with one flashing red light - is it a turn signal, or is it a left-foot brake-rider with a burned-out bulb? Of course I know that nobody here drives a vehicle of that description:-)
Academic really, the use of turn signals here in FL is strictly optional, alas.

I thought yellow turn signals were mandatory in the UK - anyone care to confirm/deny?

-Richard
225QC. BB/E, red lenses, working (and frequently-used) turn signals.

krfTTwrk

to design all-red lenses for US market, especially in older 100 series cars, they look so much better here than in Europe.

Lloyd of the Rings

I just wish CA drivers would USE turn signals!! (any color).

Jurgen

No, they are not! Rear turn signals are amber in europe.

Marius

All over the world people use them as "confirmation signals", indicating "Sure, I know I'm turning!"