Neon lighting has been a popular night light for a long time in signs, bars, clubs, billboards, and in cars and trucks. Neon lighting tubes are put under the body of the vehicle producing an electrifying glow, giving your vehicle a new feature for others on the road to take a look at. Although there are more advanced types of lighting systems put in cars today such as LED night lights, neon lights are still popular.

There's been plenty of talk about neon underglow by car aficionados; some negative and some positive. Compared to LED lights, neon lights are much brighter, which makes it ideal for those that want to add an attractive or luminous aura around and under their car. The way that the neon lights fire up under and around the car makes it great to work around every angle, providing a floating feeling while displaying the other great features of your customized car. Neon lights are placed in a special kind of plastic that protects the neon tubes. The protection provides added durability.

Meanwhile, individual LED light bulbs aren't quite as bright. So you may need a lot of LED light tubes to be equivalent to the brightness of neon lighting. If you're after both a fluid and solid underglow system, neon lighting is still the better choice. You even can put these neon lights in smaller areas on the inside of your car such as on the sides, under the car seat and on the dashboard. In a classic sense, neon night lights are unbeatable.

Neon lights are usually less expensive than LED lights. These lights are a quick fix when you would like a car lighting system right now, since they can be installed easily. You can even plug them in the car's cigarette lighter. Neon lighting can even pulse through the beat of your stereo system. Practically, neon lights have been the standard for many years.

However, Fanatics of LED lights look at neon underglow lights as the 'old school' in custom cars. LED lights' lack of brightness is counterbalanced through its dependability since each LED bulb lasts longer than a neon light bulb. You can digitally synchronize LED lights to produce various patterns or color shades, unlike neon lighting, which can only display a limited group of colors. LED lighting can be controlled wirelessly through blue-tooth or infrared technology. LED underbody kits usually light up faster than neon lighting, especially when it's cold. But most importantly, the sealed LED light bulbs won't take as much energy as neon tubes.

Although car hobbyists would like to say that neon is old school, your under car kit still depends on what you want your car to look like. It is a known fact that neon lighting gives cars more of an edge, more charm, and more of a glow. A lot of the retro and old-school discussion is what makes neon lighting a classic night light in customized cars. The brightness of this type of lighting makes sure that your car gets the undivided attention it deserves.