your SA really have done an amazing job delivering it to you in 1 week.
It took me 2 long months to collect mine even when i booked it before it launch. 

where did you buy yours from?

wow which branch

Added the FAQ for this - you may need to go to your SA to adjust the headlight higher if it's really low. But you shouldn't aim it too high as it will blind the car in front as well as cars on the opposite lane.

What is the function of the headlight adjuster dial? When I set the dial at 0, the headlight beam is at its highest position, but when I set the dial at 3, the headlight beam will be at the lowest position. What does this do?
The headlight adjuster is for you to adjust the appropriate angle for the headlights according to your car riding and loading conditions. Follow the table below for the correct dial position

Condition	Dial Position
A Driver	0
A Driver and a front passenger	0
Five persons in the front and rear seats	1
Five persons in the front and rear seats and luggage in the boot	2
A Driver and luggage in the boot	3

Done & gratz!
Added you too
Got your PM, but lemme know your car type bro e.g 1.8 / 1.5 TC / 1.5 TC-P congrats!

I was thinking... Is there any danger that the pedal lock would hit your knee/legs during a frontal collision? I am also thinking of putting it in my car - just in case i need to lock it in an unfamiliar location.

I haven't got my car yet but i think i know what you are referring to because i notice this behavior with test drive car ... you can simulate this with

turn your switch left let it light on then quickly turn right then it will take 1 - 2 seconds before it will switch to right hand signal... to me this odd. It should be any delayed as when i'm test driving this causing me switching the signal right left and right constantly as i expect it to be immediate... i ask the SA and he just stone and unable to answer me...

But i'm not sure it happens to others or just that test drive car.

You already had a frontal collision?