[THaskins]

from certain angles it reminds me of neon lights. Whoever had the idea for this absolutely nailed it.

 

[dkmura]

Thanks for these photos! The taillights of the new Z are notable for both form and function.

 

[tokuzumi]

While the lights look great, I'm still not a fan of non-serviceable tail/headlights. When the lights or controller boards die, there will be no alternative but to buy an entire taillight, at an eye watering price tag. Also the lights will become unobtainium in a handful of years, and cars with minor cosmetic damage will be totaled due to lack of parts availability.

 

[takemorepills]

While the lights look great, I'm still not a fan of non-serviceable tail/headlights. When the lights or controller boards die, there will be no alternative but to buy an entire taillight, at an eye watering price tag. Also the lights will become unobtainium in a handful of years, and cars with minor cosmetic damage will be totaled due to lack of parts availability.

I found out that the LED headlights on my wife's new Corolla HB are $1200 a piece.

And you can bet if you replace one, it may be a different brightness and tint because as LEDs age they degrade a little, and color matching (of white LED) becomes more difficult.

My Q60 uses HID, it has replaceable bulb and ballast, I can even use a different ballast than OEM. If one light fails, I can replace both bulbs to keep the white tint/color temperature matched.

My coworker had an LED tail light failure on his G35 coupe, he said an OEM tail light was too expensive and had to buy used, it was $250 shipped. 25 years ago a dead tail light was $2 to fix!