i just bought a 2018 chev impala the headlamps illumination is so poor i can only drive in daylight please is there a fix or should i dump it before i have an accident ?
As a truck driver who drives mostly at night, I see on average 15 cars a night that are driving with only their “Daytime Running Lights” on and no taillights.
Are you sure you are turning on your headlights ?
and not assuming your “Daytime Running Lights” are your automatic headlights ?
Do people flash their headlights at you a lot?
They’re trying to tell you to turn on your Headlights and Taillights.
Just because your dash lights are on, doesn’t mean your headlights and taillights are on.
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Impalas have bigger headlights than a lot of todays cars with their blinding LED headlights and would think they would have decent illuminating power. Have not seen any other complaints about this for the Impalas . . A lot of cars you can either turn them on manually or have them via a light sensor in the dash . Check the setting for your head lamp switch .
See what the IIHS tests say about your headlights. There may be more than one kind for the Impala. Often there is a good and a not-so-good choice on any model of car.
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what does your Chevy dealership say about this still under warranty vehicle’s headlights?