Daytime running lights
#4
What, not true.
In the US, CX-5's come standard with DRL's. (Currently in the US they are not required by law.)
The daytime running lights are the inboard headlights. They are automatically turned on in daytime when the car is in gear (drive or reverse).
On the Mazda-US website for CX-5, exact wording; "Daytime Running Lights" is shown as standard on all models. It's on the spec sheet, "exterior" section.
In the US, CX-5's come standard with DRL's. (Currently in the US they are not required by law.)
The daytime running lights are the inboard headlights. They are automatically turned on in daytime when the car is in gear (drive or reverse).
On the Mazda-US website for CX-5, exact wording; "Daytime Running Lights" is shown as standard on all models. It's on the spec sheet, "exterior" section.
Last edited by CX-SV; 06-22-2012 at 11:46 AM.
#7
The reason why most DRL's seem to be less notiiceable is they run at lower intensity than both regular low beams (and high beams of course).
There is no override switch on CX-5 for DRL's, unlike some GM truck (only works for one cycle before reverting to default upon restart).
#8
Mine has the DRL system as well as the auto lighting and fog lights. I have noticed that if you leave even the parking lights or headlights on after the ignition is turned off, the lights will auto turn off in a few minutes. Good to have.
#10
also, any finds on brighter/whiter DRL bulbs? (I know it sort of defeat the purpose, but aesthetically it would be nice )