Any accessories shop can do it. If you just power up via ciggie lighter, lagi simple as there is no need to pay for fuse tap and extra fuse or 12V >5V converter (assuming it uses 5V power). And it is unlikely to void warranty.
I don't think you should pay more than RM50.

Ha, I don't think I will ever reach that speed. I cannot help imagining what happens if I burst a tyre or skid at that speed.

Maybe I value my life more?

Scenario 1 can be easily avoided by waking your wife. I wouldn't leave my sleeping wife in the car.

Understand about the difficulty in reaching for the door lock switch.
Don't understand about not waking the wife when you are leaving the car, locked doors notwithstanding. For me, I will want the wife to be awake and alert to their surrounding, especially if I'll be away even for a short time. She'll be able to sound the horn, for example, if strangers start lurking around.
To each his own, I guess.

Approved by JPJ as in won't be stopped in road blocks, or pass Puspakom inspection? If you go for approved by Puspakom, your tint VLT has to be 90% in order to be meet the final 70% VLT spec for front windscreen. Such film will not give you very good heat rejection compared to a tint that has 70% VLT, for example. Once applied, the final VLT will fall even further.

For front windows, the law says 50% VLT. That means you probably need a 70% VLT tint to pass.
As for the rear windows and windscreen, it's 30% VLT requirement. You have more options here, but that will mean having 2-tones (lighter from front windows, and darker for rear windows, as you can see in almost all Singapore registered cars). Many tint shops bosses I spoke to seem to be telling me their customers hate the 2-tone application.

3M crystalline will have issues with Smart Tag, but no issue with my apartment gate. To overcome this, the installer did not tint the dotted section behind the rear view mirror in the front windscreen. Downside is I need to place my Smart Tag there when passing toll booths.

I love this 3M film, as the heat rejection and vision clarity (especially at night) is good.

It's simple until you get stuck at the gantry. Been there, done that in one of my previous cars with V Kool.
Besides, I don't having to roll down the window and holding the smart tag any easier than placing it at the dotted portion of the windscreen.

I was going to ask this question too. Most importantly, which product to use that does not stain clothes or cause the seats to be slippery after using.

No issue for me.

I don't think there's a lot of inventory to clear.

Anyone finds the intermittent wiper too slow? On many occasions, the int speed will be too slow for me, and Speed 1 on the wiper is too fast.

Do keep us updated. That stuff is not cheap

Guys, my wife and I took a grab ride in a pre-fl GM6.
The car undercarriage hit those road humps which my own FL GM6 can easily clear (with wife and I in the car). We only had a 20kg luggage bag in the Grab City.

Do you guys face this issue with 3 ppl on board?

Thank you for the confirmation. I asked because I have not loaded my car beyond 2 people on board so far. I cannot tahan driving a car that scrapes the road humps, very geli feeling.

It comes with floor mats, just not the coil type (macam 3M Nomad type). If you intend to fit aftermarket ones, do choose the heavier ones as the driver's side mat tends to move around doe to its shape and size (a bit small).

1. Takes time to get used to it. For me, when I park head in facing a wall at home, I'll challenge myself to park as close as possible to the wall. Nearest I managed is 6 inches.

2. There is no panic button to do that.

Experienced this today.

Unable to lock my car using button at driver's door. Car gave off beep beep beep sound. Checked all doors and boot cover - all shut tight.

Sekali saw the engine was still running, because I forgot to switch off. Lol. The car engine and radiator fan are too quiet.
Can I complain to SC?

I'd call them up to clarify, probably ctc HM too so that this is not used against me when I need to claim warranty.
Yours is a unique case. Most of the time, owners try to get SC not to change because they either buy outside (cheaper) or use after market filter.

Will void warranty.

With the ducktail spoiler, the boot cover becomes heavier. I accidentally knocked my head a few times in the beginning due to the boot not able to spring open with minimal effort from me, because my previous car boot opens full readily with just a light nudge.
And when my upper body is in the boot (example, when I'm arranging the boot contents, I cannot shake off the phobia of being decapitated by self closing boot.
The only advantage to me is the third brake light is LED.
Hence, I would not install it if it didn't come with V spec model.

On island, you only want to tint 3.M at Anson Road and K.rystal Point.
I'd advise you to go to both places to bargain for best price (because what they quoted me was more expensive compared to Klang Valley).
And do make sure they have ready stock of the particular tint films you are interested in, especially if you are looking at JPJ friendlier Crystalline films.
Also, you might want to clarify with them what is considered defects and how long you must wait before going back for rectification.

Congrats. Please lower your tyre pressure to the recommended pressure.

Can't remember the exact. You can refer to the sticker at your driver's door under B pillar.

70/50/30 iirc.

Be more specific bro. 35% all round, or fws, or rws, or front windows, or rear windows.

If fws, I think sure kena if stopped at roadblock. Do note that the glass itself has some degree of tint.

I'm using scotshield crystalline 40 for all windows. The good thing about 3M is the vision is great from inside the car - not dark, compared to someone viewing from outside.
You may try to ask the shop to do a comparison using sample films before deciding.