Condensation in headlights

[Excalibur]

Can someone pls let me know why the MSP headlights get fogged up inside so easily? How can you remove the smudge mark like condensation permanently, or is it possible? I don't remember seeing this in BMWs or Mercedes's, just as an example.

Also, I'm looking to replace the headlights with something that look more like the new Mazda 3 or BMW headlights. Does anybody have any idea who would sell something that would fit? So far I've only seen the Procarparts black housing lights, which are not really what I'm looking for.

Appreciate any info you guys could provide... thanks.

 

[JOS3]

if you are looking for a projector style headlight, you are out of luck unless you plan on fabricating your own.

as far as the condensation, i dont think they should be fogging up unless they were opened up and impropery re-sealed at some point.

 

[TheMAN]

or unless you didn't put on the rubber gromet correctly that fits over the light bulb if you have replaced them before

 

[livelyjay]

If you have replaced the headlight bulbs, check the bulb grommets and make sure they are sealed correctly. Otherwise, pull the bulbs out, put them in your over at 250 degrees for about 10 minutes, pull them out and push the casing together, and let it sit for a while to reseal.

 

[BRICE]

It happens to me once. I washed my car with a power jet. My headlihts were completly stock. I had to remplace them over warranty.