Headlights are a critical safety feature for every driver, especially at night or in poor weather. Knowing whether your car ...

The long-term solution is to replace the entire headlight housing, which can be expensive. You might also have fogging on the inside of the lens, which usually means you have a leak that won't ...

Uh-oh. There's moisture inside your car's headlights, where no moisture ought to be. How you remove it may depend on the underlying problem.

Aftermarket lenses are available at lower cost, though if they don’t fit or seal as snugly as original parts, moisture can seep into the headlight housing and corrode electrical connections.

There are multiple reasons why your headlight stopped working—and none of them are good. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to replace the part that is broken.

Wondering whether car headlight restoration kits really work? Consumer Reports shares tips for correcting the problem when headlights go from crystal clear to cloudy.

Spending $40-45 per lamp isn’t that bad to get the best possible results. Replacement of the lamp housings is also an option if they’re in really bad shape, but this can be quite expensive.

The coveted Ford oval on original Fox Mustang headlights can be found at the bottom edge of the lens in the center between the two headlight adjuster tool nubs.

Spending $40-45 per lamp isn’t that bad to get the best possible results. Replacement of the lamp housings is also an option if they’re in really bad shape, but this can be quite expensive.