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Fitting a dashcam

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Please could anyone advise 

I pick up my new kuga on Thursday and have been considering a dash cam 

The kuga has the rear camera fitted 

Could I fit a dash cam directly to Ford's existing unit and if so which unit is recommended 

Thanks 



It's a nice idea as it would be hardly noticable, however not currently a thing sadly.

If you want to to be discreet, I recommend the a129 duo. It's a 'wedge' shape camera so just looks like a rain/auto lights sensor in the window. Depends how much you want to spend of course, as that one costs £130 (includes both front and rear). Its the best bang for buck in my opinion, but obviously you can get 2 cheap dash cams and run them as separate entities.

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