The other night, after driving home on a very dark road, I became practically crosseyed by what I thought was improperly adjusted headlights. Today I had the dealer adjust the lights; and tonight I have read everything I could find on this forum on the topic. Evidently these lights are supposed to be that way due to the possibility of blinding the approaching drivers. I traded an RX8 for this car (The RX8 is a very nice car, but after a few miles in the S2000 I knew I had the car I wanted) and I was used to the perfectly level light line on that car, and blinding other drivers never seemed to be an issue. Do you get used the imbalance? I hate flicking between the highs and lows. I also ran out of gas in my driveway because the guage said I had 3/4 of a tank of gas. I thought I was getting awfully good mileage. Probably the wrong forum, but I mentioned another car.

 

Get a set of lower mounted auxilliary lights. Problem solved.

Also, have had an s2000 behind you when driving a regular sedan? It feels like you're getting highbeamed every 2 seconds especially if on a bumpy road.

 

You can adjust both of them down to get rid of the offset line.