In Japan, apparently it is not illegal. In fact it doesn't even affect my insurance premium. I assume this depends on the country one lives in.

@@faristengku6247 Thank you, and thank you for your videos.

I tried 3 different kinds of steering wheels already. And the one I'm using is actually not the stock steering wheel.

@@faristengku6247 how is it do you recommend it ?

@@hypnotechno I personally tried the Autoexe sports steering wheel, Momo Tuner and Renown Chicane. Currently using the Renown Chicane. The Autoexe wheel was OK I guess. It's actually not too bad but it was not what I was looking for. The Momo Tuner was pretty good. The rim is pretty thin but I enjoyed it. The 3-9 hand position grip suits it well. My favorite so far is the Renown Chicane. It has a deep dish, so I get more reach, I like the simple and elegant design but it took me a while to warm up to it feel-wise. After a couple of going back and forth between it and the momo currently driving with the Renown. I don't really have any preference between thin or thick grip but for me it's a combination of your ideal image or expectation of your car's steering feel, you car's actual driving dynamics, steering wheel aesthetics , steering wheel size (diameter), the grip diameter in relation to your own hand shape and size and also material quality. So it's really difficult to really recommend any specific size. I'd suggest if you can to just try it out before you buy. If you cannot, I'd just buy by the looks and reputation and go in with no expectation and enjoy it. Hope this helps.

@@faristengku6247 wow that's great advice Faris, thanks for the take I really appreciate it!

@@hypnotechno no problem :)

I'm Malaysian :)

Not at all. It's stock. Comes like that. I think they've probably upgraded it from previous model years.

@@faristengku6247 I have a 2020 in Australia. Maybe only Japan models get auto up windows. I wish I had that because it makes life a bit easier when entering some car parks that still use tickets on entry.

Depends on how fast, and whether you're on the highway or otherwise. It depends case by case. You either get a few thousand yen worth of fine or you can go straight to jail. Really depends.

Sounds like a blast! Yeah definitely this car feels more at home when the roads aren't straight the whole way :D

It's Cowboy Bebop OST 4 - What planet is this!

@@faristengku6247 thank you! 👍

@@faristengku6247 4:43 and this one?

@@rifqirabbani2948 It's Lazyboy Empire - Vampire

Your country cares about your safety first! ;P

@@faristengku6247 True but they should have some exceptions where say a car will be used mostly on tracks and just on the road to get there etc.

This kind o road is everywhere in Japan. Checking this off your bucket list will be a quick one.

Hey man, it's a wheel from a US brand called Renown. The model name is chicane.

@@faristengku6247 thanks. I’ll google it. Did you import it?

@@534tgrg6yrtgdf I got it local. They have a distributor in Japan apparently.

So you can’t use any of the buttons of the OME like trip computer now?

Does it feel better? Steering road feel the same?

oh wait its recardos

Yes they are XD

It helps having a small roadster ✌️

Thank you so much for the kind words ☺️

It depends on how you want to use it

Just for laughs XD

I got mine as a factory option when I bought the car. I'm sure if you look up, 'blue mirror' online, you can find one :)

@@faristengku6247 thanks i dont think we have this option. But its ok, i will try to find it aftermarket. Mx5 needs blue mirrors if night drving for sure 😄

Sorry man, I don't remember them myself XD

There's a bunch of POV drive tutorials on KZbin. I use them as a guide myself. You use a GoPro and a hat to position your camera just at the right spot.

This one is a 2020 model. I've never drove the NC but I think any Miata is worth getting a look. If you're looking for an excuse to drive stick, the miata is a good place to start. Easy clutch 😊

@@faristengku6247 I've only drove it once and I'm already hooked on it, found these videos after a friend telling me about the Japanese models. I heard it in the other video, but what does the car say when you start it up?

@@SDM09Tiny In Japan's highway, there's this thing called ETC and it's an automated toll system. People often fit a device in the cars to be able to use the system. It's basically a hand-sized etc card reader that is registered to your credit card. So, every time I start the car up, it's basically telling me either there is a card in the card reader or there isn't any as a reminder before going on journeys. It can be turned off, but I kind of don't mind the reminder just in case I'll be taking the highway. Thanks for the question :)

It's definitely a plus here in Japan 😁

Not really a part 2, but check out my new drive video. Hope you enjoy it.

Malaysian :)

@@faristengku6247 😁👍🏼

The Bose system is fine for what it is. Its not fantastic but isn't what you'd call a "premium" experience. It has some character but details aren't great. Soundstage is relatively poor and sound separation is not great. It has a bunch of bass and music that relies on bass is pretty enjoyable. It's a noisy car as well so the noise floor is pretty high. It's a serviceable sound system but don't expect too much out of it.

The 1.5l is indeed good enough over here. Thanks for watching :)

@@faristengku6247 I ended up buying the same as yours! You helped make the decision haha

@@Shadowstormau its been 2 weeks. How have you been enjoying the car?

@@feelsaxelman I've driven about 1000km so far and its been very enjoyable.

@@Shadowstormau did you buy the car new or used and how much did you pay for it? I want to get one but im probably gonna go for the nc or im gonna get something completely different a fiat 126p. Dont ask why i just really like them

Hey man. Glad you liked the video. I'll try to make another one if I'm freed up from work.

Faris Tengku thanks from turkey i'll watch buddy ❤️❤️