Originally Posted by eksigned

it really isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to seem. sure, when you bring the "laws of physics" into the picture (as someone mentioned previously), visibility does decrease, but it isn't a marginal amount. is it risky? can you get in trouble for it? yes. up to you. personally, the tint in the front doesn't impair my ability to drive, nor does it influence my common sense (tint itself, i'm sure someone will bring up).

to the OP, i really, really thought the SAME thing as you did; anything too dark doesn't look great on this particular car. either its grown on me, or i was just...wrong

18% all around and 40% in the front. got 18% not to be "cool" (what's up with people these days?) but because it was the most reasonable darkness that came in non-metallic, carbon based.

Without windshield


With windshield


Whoops, and to the OP again, congrats on the car! She's beautiful!