Is it just the HAVC lights and NOT the stereo and other stuff? Does your HVAC work like does the A/C, fans, etc work?
I was going to say check the dimmer, but that should control all the lights like the radio and gauges too.

I went up and test drove the car today, so far i like the car. i had a person ride along with me so i couldn't test out the handling lol. i didn't like the fact that it had been a rear end collision and the plastic around the trunk latch was busted (I know i doesn't sound like much to must people b...

I like the white, factory wheel, and tint combo on your car. Looks slick.
I am planning to get 35% tint on my car soon. I just need to make sure my defog lines are properly fixed first.

The new Altimas are very nice. They look like Lexuses to me. All Altimas sold in the US are now CVT (always were FWD). Nissan simply eliminated the manual transmission option from the car given only a small number of consumers opted for them. Rusty, how do the seats compare? Nissan claims that these...

Puckaveli- how was it to drive?,I know its been on there website for awhile now is there anything wrong with it? KuroNekko- thanks for the input, it sounds like the kizashi is a little more fum to drive than the mazda3, I'm wondering if a mazda3 hatch back has more room?. Galileo. Lol nice man, doe...

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I have never imagined seeing so many Kizashis all together. It's like as if we all got together in one parking lot.

I don't think the struts are proprietary to the Kizashi. They may be, but I have my doubts. KYB is a major OEM supplier to Japanese makers.

Also, the Internet will always have a supply of parts. Sites like rockauto.com and partsgeek.com will keep components like brake pads in stock.

How would this affect parts? I know the Kizashi uses Akebono and KYB parts, but won't they become scarce and extremely expensive and difficult to source? And who will do warranty work? Akebono and KYB are big names in auto parts and even supply OEM components for other bigger brands. I don't think ...

The Kizashi has a very good chassis and suspension. Probably best in class. The chassis is very rigid and with the excellent suspension, gives the car great handling with a comfortable ride. Suzuki focused on handling when they developed the car and even had the suspension tuned by test runs on Germ...

Looking good. What %?
I plan to get mine retinted once I get my rear window all cleaned up and two defroster lines fixed.