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Good morning all.
Had my first drive yesterday in my S3 Aero, what fun!
We drove into the night, and whilst the lights are by far the best of any car I have owned, not sure if they are a bit dazzling for oncomming traffic.
Has anyone else been flashed by oncomming traffic, as if they think one has main beam on? (Which of course I didn't)
We did notice the car behind us had one headlight out, so we just can't be sure they weren't all flashing at him instead....
but thought it worth asking.
thank you kindly
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I have found that where the wings flex on bumpy roads, on some occasions other drivers think I have flashed them  . Overall though, providing the dip angle is correctly set then no problems. Have you posted piccies yet? 
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I have found that where the wings flex on bumpy roads, on some occasions other drivers think I have flashed them . Overall though, providing the dip angle is correctly set then no problems. I've found this also - flat road, no problems with oncoming traffic and headlights; bumpy roads, I sometimes get flashed.
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Thanks both for putting my mind at rest!
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