Spec-D Halo Switchback Sequential LED Turn Signal Projector Headlights Matte Black Housing/Clear Lens Cadillac CTS 2003-2007

Upgrade your Cadillac CTS with the LHP-CTS03JM-G3-RS headlights, designed to enhance both aesthetics and functionality. These state-of-the-art projector headlights not only provide superior illumination but also give your vehicle a modern, aggressive look that sets it apart on the road.

Specifications:

< li >Brand new in original box

< li >Includes (1) pair of driver and passenger side single halo projector headlights in matte black housing with clear lens

< li >Fiber optic LED strip/bar and sequential LED turn signal

< li >Equipped with switchback function

< li >H1 12V/55W high beam and H1 12V/55W low beam bulbs are included

< li >Made by an ISO certified manufacturer using materials that meet strict OEM requirements

< li >Professional installation is highly recommended

< li >WEIGHT: 7.000 LBS

< li >WIDTH: 2.000 (in)

< li >HEIGHT: 4.000 (in)

< li >DEPTH: 1.000 (in)

(Does not fit on models with stock xenon, auto leveling, or headlight washer)

Fitment:

< li >Cadillac CTS models only 2003-2007

Why Choose Spec-D and LHP-CTS03JM-G3-RS?

With the LHP-CTS03JM-G3-RS, you can expect enhanced visibility and safety during nighttime driving. The advanced projector design focuses light more effectively, reducing glare for oncoming traffic while providing a wider and brighter beam pattern. This is particularly beneficial for those who frequently drive in poorly lit areas.

Experience the Difference with LHP-CTS03JM-G3-RS and Spec-D Halo Switchback Sequential LED Turn Signal Projector Headlights Matte Black Housing/Clear Lens Cadillac CTS 2003-2007

Another major reason to upgrade to the Spec-D Halo Switchback Sequential LED Turn Signal Projector Headlights is the striking visual appeal they bring to your vehicle. The sleek matte black housing combined with the clear lens offers a sophisticated look that complements the Cadillac’s design, making your car stand out from the crowd.

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