Check fuses and relays then the switches. Process of elimination. If motors work then are they getting power. If not why most common is fuse relay. Then look for a short in the switches. After that would be tracing wires for either a brake or loose connection. But also check those connections when looking at fuse and relays.

 

Will do. Thank you.

 

Also look at the wiring running to the motors, if the car has had any front end damage the wires could be damaged and causing your issue.

 

It has had front end damage. I turned my lights on off today and they went back down.

 

So after they went down, than they wouldn't go back up, but headlights we're on, as soon as I hit the high beams they both went back UP! Now stuck up again. This is getting weird.

 

If you're down for the work, locate the involved wires(at the motor,leading away from the motor etc) and thoroughly check them for damage or corrosion, anything of the sort. Like the others stated, check fuses and relays. Sounds to me, theres one way flow in the circuitry that allows the motors to get power for a one time initiation but then it shorts the circuit after, not allowing any power to run through the circuitry until its reset again, which may be when you turn off the ignition etc . Another suggestion would be to get the FSM and locate all your involved wiring setup, then go ahead and work along them to find your fault(s).
It may seem like a lot of work if you're a lazy guy, but its gonna be fun as fook, plus you get to know your car slightly better.
Cheers, and best of luck . I know its things like these that trigger the susceptible nerves in us all, haha

 

Well thank you. Tomorrow is my first day off work sense buying the car, so exactly what I'll probably be doing.

 

Have you hit the headlights pop-up button to the left of your dash? The big button.
It is used to force the lights to stay up all the time.
If you accidentally hit it they wont go down when you turn your lights off.
Hit it one more time to go back to normal.