For info, I've just fitted a dash cam easily and neatly to my Outlander. I've gone for the Transcend DrivePro which gets good reviews, doesn't have GPS (which I don't want/need) and is under £100.
Fitted it with the supplied stick-on mount and it fits very neatly to the left of the mirror (RHD) with the mounting stuck on the bobbly bit of the windscreen (which doesn't take a suction pad - I bought one as well!!). This position gives a good central view of the road ahead, can be operated/viewed by a passenger if necessary and, most importantly is out of the driver's line of sight behind the windscreen. It is pretty discreet.
The really pleasing bit is the power lead tucks in behind the roof lining above the mirror to the pillar, tucks in again behind the top of the plastic on the A pillar and then can easily be run down a rubber strip next to the door to then be run under the glove box/mat to the front 12v. It can be done very easily and neatly by someone of limited skills (me!) as I don't like dangling wires. I only used a couple of small pieces of masking tape under the glove box.
The wiring route should work for any dash cam (with a long lead - I had a bit of slack under the glove box) as should the positioning opposite the mirror mounting.
Fitted it with the supplied stick-on mount and it fits very neatly to the left of the mirror (RHD) with the mounting stuck on the bobbly bit of the windscreen (which doesn't take a suction pad - I bought one as well!!). This position gives a good central view of the road ahead, can be operated/viewed by a passenger if necessary and, most importantly is out of the driver's line of sight behind the windscreen. It is pretty discreet.
The really pleasing bit is the power lead tucks in behind the roof lining above the mirror to the pillar, tucks in again behind the top of the plastic on the A pillar and then can easily be run down a rubber strip next to the door to then be run under the glove box/mat to the front 12v. It can be done very easily and neatly by someone of limited skills (me!) as I don't like dangling wires. I only used a couple of small pieces of masking tape under the glove box.
The wiring route should work for any dash cam (with a long lead - I had a bit of slack under the glove box) as should the positioning opposite the mirror mounting.