[eye30]

Around 3.7million of the 34 million licensed vehicles on UK roads would fail the MOT test because of non-functioning brake lights

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/one-in-nine-cars-has-faulty-brake-744207

Now why did they have to use a Hy car in the picture as when I'm out and about Hy car are the only car which always have their lights working

[bumpkin]

^^^^^

I would say it is obvious mate, they had to get a picture of a car with it's brake lights working, they therefore had to use a Hyundai!

[Mad Dog]

Maybe the photographer just loves taking pictures of them

While acknowledging the the threads on here regarding head lamp failures I'd have to say I've had the best run of any car with 3+ years without a single lamp failure of any sort. 

[Surferdude]

While acknowledging the the threads on here regarding head lamp failures I'd have to say I've had the best run of any car with 3+ years without a single lamp failure of any sort. 

You'll be sorry you said that.

[Doggie 1]

While acknowledging the the threads on here regarding head lamp failures I'd have to say I've had the best run of any car with 3+ years without a single lamp failure of any sort. 

Me too 

[Doggie 1]

While acknowledging the the threads on here regarding head lamp failures I'd have to say I've had the best run of any car with 3+ years without a single lamp failure of any sort. 

You'll be sorry you said that.

Me too 

[Mad Dog]

While acknowledging the the threads on here regarding head lamp failures I'd have to say I've had the best run of any car with 3+ years without a single lamp failure of any sort. 

Me too
Me too
Me too

I take it Hy owners don't drive after sundown