Headlights Morimoto or OEM Volvo

Can\u2019t say enough awesome product installed 2015 f150 plug and play incredible performance only downside I park outside 24/7 and after 4 years they have started to cloud up!

Buy a used headlight using the part number that you can find on the headlight (under the bonnet, remove plastic cover that sits above the headlight). In Europe you can get full LED adaptive headlights for 300-350 EUR used. No programming necessary after installation.

The only reason a switched from oem to morimoto, is because the stock fr-s ones are very ugly and the don't light up the road that good. Morimotos are better looking and better at lighting.

I put a set of Morimoto Xb v2's on my '18 and love the look, they are built similarly to the OEM but have options for amber DRLs which I like the look of.

You could get aftermarket headlights that look similar to the factory ones. Morimoto makes one called the XB.

Much more than that, I went to aftermarket to morimoto brand. I got the hybrid xb, they are sick

I went with morimotos cause one of my lenses cracked. The day running light and sequential are great and change up the car.

I had a cracked headlight so I ended up just grabbing morimotos XB’s looks absolutely phenomenal.

I own a 2017 ford escape myself and I installed morimoto 2 stroke 3.0 in my car but there expensive.

Unfortunately due to stupid decisions at Volvo Xc40 lacks of one of best features of larger brothers. Headlights don't turn. As per Volvo it's a small economy level car.