So I'm interested in getting the OEM accessory LED door sills from MOPAR. I heard the cost on these is around $300.00. The cheapest I have seen is around $360.00. Is there a place on the internet or a dealer that would have these at a cheaper price?

 

Where did you hear they were around $300?

 

I bought a set of the KPI lighted door sills,I'm very pleased with there appearance and quality, they are close to that price. The Chrysler OEM lighted sills are more, I think around $410 or so. I saw some on eBay for around $300 last month.

 

Someone a while back told me they were around $300.00 bucks. They used to work at a dealership. It really doesn't suprise me. There's not much to them. A couple of pieces of stamped metal, the LED's are cheap, some basic wire connections. I would love to have a set, but not for the price everyone is asking for them. It's just not worth it.

 

That just reminded me of when I was in Dayton on business a few weeks back. My rental car was a new Mustang. When I opened the door, it had illuminated door sills. They looked very similar in styling to the ones I have from WindRestrictor. I guess more and more new cars will start having them.

 

Yeah I've had a pretty good experience with the guys at windrestrictor. I was interested in the lighted windrestrictor and he was pretty eager to do business with me. He seemed really nice and we worked out a deal and he shipped it quick. Their LED door sills look really good too! Those are really a good alternative to the OEM lighted sills. Alot better price and look cool. I might have to get some of those, if I cannot find OEM's for cheaper. The windrestrictor really looks great in person, it looks factory. Not some cheap add on. Some people with these Crossfires get a little carried away with accessories. The car goes from looking expensive and classy, to cheap n nasty.

You would think dealers and online stores would be eager to part with the OEM ones that they have in stock. I mean, how many people are going to be wanting crossfire LED sills. From a business standpoint, sell low, make a profit and get rid of them. Or be greedy and sit on several sets for months, even years taking up inventory space.