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For Aussie heat, pick a capacitor-based unit with at least 1440p (or 4K), a 140–160° lens, HDR, GPS and a buffered parking mode.
Go dual-channel (front + rear) if you can, and use a 64–256GB high‑endurance microSD with loop recording so it doesn’t forget the exciting bits.
Expect roughly $100–$150 for basic single cams, $250–$400 for solid mid-range, and $450+ for premium dual setups in Australia.
Hardwiring isn’t mandatory but makes parking protection behave, and heat‑resistant, low‑profile designs beat flashy touchscreens every day.
Shortlist a few, then check Tradingpost for local prices and read the official documentation for exact figures.
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