Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost

Great point as well as the other references! I have found the more ambiguous advertisers and retailers are about their products (remember they are trying to part you of your monies) the more likely you get so mixed up, that you buy their product because of 'this or that' specification. I also find that after the sale, (sometimes) people are likely to 'justify' their purchases even if they are not as happy with the item as they thought they would be (as in not willing to admit they may have been misled or ripped off). In a perfect world there would be a standard of specifications. I tend to see a reason why there isn't standard specs in the many claims of products, to help deceive people to buy. I do know that as newer cars come out (or people 'upgrade' without regard to ride height, I get blinded by oncoming traffic. All these colors of light, coupled with lack of care to aim (based on ride height/load in vehicle), causes a night time driving safety hazard.