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My 2024 Santa Fe is also up there on annoyingly bright headlights list. So many people flashing their brights at me before I'm forced to unleash Ark of the Covenant by flashing my actual brights back. Even the emergency flashers are so darn bright I feel like I can't use them at night when I'm unloading groceries because it fully illuminates the entire apartment building in front of me a block away. This can't be a necessary amount of lumens.
I actually appreciate the flash back. I do a quick flash to cars whose headlights are blinding me probably 2-3 times each time I drive at night, and probably 95% of the time I get nothing back. So I'm left wondering if those people just have a 2024 Santa Fe (or the like, with crazy bright standards) or if their brights are on and are simply unaware.
The flash back is good because at least I know.