note: used a variety of different bulb models to fit each vehicle.
I scooped a set of Win Power LED headlights for my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee and they've been amazing for the past month! Plug & play, easy install!
Promptly told family and friends... my buddy has a 2007 Honda Ridgeline - loves them! Plug and play. Also installed a set on another buddy's 1997 Ford F-250. Actually had to modify the fitting quite a bit and dissemble the light a little but got it installed eventually. Another buddy has a Toyota Corolla, again great, plug and play experience.
I'm going to install a pair on a friend's Subaru later this week and a Scion xB soon. Ten sets ordered so far!
First three photos are of the Honda Ridgeline taken with iPhone X, following that are F-250 & Jeep taken on iPhone 7

I've had these for a month now so far so good use them in my fog lights 2001 Mercedes clk convertible no warning lights total canbus ..looks great a cool upgrade over standard bulbs and the cost this is a no brainier

I received a set of H1 LEDs to replace the stock H1 High Beam bulbs on a 2012 Kia Sorento, which has standard H1/H3 connector ("black box". The LED unit's plugs -- at first -- did not seem to be compatible with my wires. Basic steps: I removed the stock 1-prong H1 bulb from High beam encasing, and disconnected it from a wired black box socket. This socket previously held the 1 and only prong of the H1 bulb. Next, I opened the Win power package. The package included 2 sets of 3 parts: (A) an LED bulb, (B) ballast/driver, and (C) capacitor. It appears that (A) plugs into (B). However, the 2 prongs at the end of (B) or (C) do not plug-and-play connect to the car's black socket. (For safety, first disconnect your car battery's Negative terminal.) Snip off the 2 prongs at the end of (B) or (C) -- whichever one you intend to connect to the car. Strip the wire ends, and install a Male Snap connector on one wire, and a Female snap connector on the other. Then snip off the black box attached to the car. For each headlight wire from the car, install a snap-connector (male or female connector) that matches up to the wires on the LED unit of the same color: e.g., Black-Black (Male-Female) and Green-Red (Female-Male). Reconnect your car battery. Test.

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Fits my 2004 Subaru Impreza 2.5 rs and works like a dream. I kid you not I light up and entire block I can see everything now compared to only being able to see a few feet infront of me.