The safety of the driver and passengers depends largely on the quality of the vehicle's lighting. The lack of overhead light or dashboard illumination causes discomfort. If the driver is tired or nervous, such an annoying little thing as insufficient illumination of the dashboard can lead to an accident literally out of the blue. Everything in the car must be in good working order, including the interior lights. And it's not only about the headlights, but also about the lighting fixtures in the cabin.

1. 164 (164_)
2. 164 Saloon (164_)
3. 168 (164_)
4. 123 Saloon (W123)
5. 124 Saloon (W124)
6. E-CLASS (W124)
7. E-CLASS Saloon (W124)
8. IBIZA IV (6J5, 6P1)
9. IBIZA Mk IV (6J5, 6P1)
10. CORSA A TR (S83)
11. CORSA A Hatchback (S83)
12. KADETT D (31_-34_, 41_-44_)
13. KADETT D Estate (35_, 36_, 45_, 46_)
14. KADETT E Hatchback (T85)
15. KADETT E (T85)
16. MONZA E (T85)
17. KADETT E Convertible (T85)
18. ASCONA B (81_, 86_, 87_, 88_)
19. 123 Coupe (C123)
20. 124 Coupe (C124)
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The usage of the HELLA brand Bulb, reading light

There are several lamps in the car interior that may require minor repairs at any time. These are the interior plafond, the lamp illuminating the space under the hood, the trunk and dashboard lights, the sidelights of the doors.

Many car owners also use bottom lighting. Most often these are rugs. But no lighting fixture will work if there is no light bulb in it. And, of course, any car owner wants the devices to serve as long as possible, consume as little electricity as possible, do not particularly affect the temperature inside the cabin and look beautiful.