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[JWC]

"I have never heard of auto high-beams before (though they might be a common feature in luxury cars?"

As for this question, it is probably (but who knows for sure nowadays) that will turn hi-beams off when a sensor picks up a strong light such as that from another car. My uncle's 1962 Chrysler Imperial had this feature.  Can't remember if the hi-beams came back on after the other car passed. The Imperial had a "reflector" looking device on the dash that picked up an external light source and turned the high beams off.  That whole car was a trip.  The cruise control was a dial on the dash that you dialed to the speed you wanted. Once activated, you didn't have to touch the gas pedal, just dial up your speed.

[SVT_Power]

"I have never heard of auto high-beams before (though they might be a common feature in luxury cars?"

As for this question, it is probably (but who knows for sure nowadays) that will turn hi-beams off when a sensor picks up a strong light such as that from another car. My uncle's 1962 Chrysler Imperial had this feature.? Can't remember if the hi-beams came back on after the other car passed. The Imperial had a "reflector" looking device on the dash that picked up an external light source and turned the high beams off.? That whole car was a trip.? The cruise control was a dial on the dash that you dialed to the speed you wanted. Once activated, you didn't have to touch the gas pedal, just dial up your speed.

I got blinded by quite a bit of high beams while driving on rural highways on my trip. Guess they dont turn off by themselves