Yes, but they are illegal and cause severe dazzle

 

I could not convince myself to spend that much on the Starr lights, plus I think they look funny, too much like eyeballs. so I went with just hid kits in the headlights and fog lights. I went with the dual beam headlights to retain brites and regular in the fogs, went with 6000k in both. I will admit they are not nearly as good as the hid projectors in my caddy cts, but I do love them. They are both brighter, but the fog lights do not ave an aimed beam so they throw a wide light and blind traffic, so I normally only drive with them on dark lonely roads. I will say that with the low beam and fog lights on together it looks like freaking daylight in front of me. So far the only negative thing I have to say is that they are not tat great with wet pavement, mostly because of them being 6000k.

I got mine from sharphid.com and it was like 180 bucks total, if you like them on Facebook normally they have specials around all the major holidays and you could get them cheaper. The way I look at it is that for the 700-800 bucks the Starr's cost I could get hid kits for the headlights, fog lights, and if that's not enough I would still ave 500 I could spend on some other grill mounted, roof mounted, or brush guard mounted fog lights.

Once you drive with hid bulbs regular bulbs suck. Currently if we go anywhere at night we ake the hummer, that is until I buy hid kits for our nitro.