Right, as we all know there isn't any choice for tail lights for our cars at all.  The only other style I've found aren't road legal over here thus meaning they are for LHD cars only.

 

Question is what would it take for them to become legal over here?

 

Lights in question:

 

Have them working with the Fog Light to the Drivers Side of the car in the UK.

Or have Fog Lights working at both sides of the car using those light units.

& still have a Reversing Light or a Pair of Reversing lights working.

They turn VERY UGLY when there turned off

Have them working with the Fog Light to the Drivers Side of the car in the UK.

Or have Fog Lights working at both sides of the car using those light units.

& still have a Reversing Light or a Pair of Reversing lights working.

So as long as there is a fog light on the drivers side and reverse light opposite it'll be fine? oh and also a reflector on drivers side?

 

They turn VERY UGLY when there turned off

 

Surely they'd just look like tinted lights?

Reflectors need to be a matching pair to the rear.

1 at each side.

Rear Fog lights need to be at least 100mm apart from a brake light.

Reflectors need to be a matching pair to the rear.

1 at each side.

Rear Fog lights need to be at least 100mm apart from a brake light.

 

perfect shouldn't be too much of a problem. Found someone who is able to do the switcheroo and put it all back together,  might have to be after crimbo now though :(

I thought the days of changing the front/rear lights had gone since the Lexus light days?

Keep it OEM+

Been thinking about it myself, the red tail lights messes with my otherwise black and blue car. I do find most aftermarket tail lights to be less than tasteful though. 

So as long as there is a fog light on the drivers side and reverse light opposite it'll be fine? oh and also a reflector on drivers side?

 

 

Surely they'd just look like tinted lights?

No, they look like they have dead eels in them. Horrible things!