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Old 10-24-2008, 03:21 PM
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Red vs White 3rd Brake Light

I can't figure out the science to why the top brake light is red on some models and white on others, does anyone know?

My 04 3.0 had a clear one and my 05 4.8is has a red one. I would have thought they would have made them all clearer newer and it seems that some model years have clear ones and some don't... anyone know the deal on that? I have always been curious..
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