content: After a recent hit and run left me with one tail light, I looked into a replacement. The dealer wanter $130 for one and another $45 for installation. This would leave me with factory equipment, and unmatched tail lights. (One being 3 years older than the other.) At the urging of a friend, I looked into getting aftermarket lights.With a half-hour of time, a T15 screwdriver, and a little muscle, I managed to replace both lights without issue. The fit is solid and they look good. The main difference between these and the factory lights is that the factory lights have an amber inset for blinkers. These do not.Also, these lights use a different type of light bulb. While they are a standard size, the ones which ship with the lights are relatively cheap ones. You can get replacements at most any auto parts store. It might be easier to replace them all before installation. The ones that come with the units burn out fairly quickly.