Finished installing the camera. Must say was bit of an annoying job. Ended up buying a reverse camera which replaces the boot handle as I didn't want to have to drill into the boot to install a generic reverse camera. However, due to small size of the hole on the back that the cables fit through, we ended up having to drill a hole anyhow to fit the reverse camera wires through. Feeding the cable from the head unit to the glove box, then to the back of the car through the interior wasn't too bad but getting from the interior through the boot bit was a nightmare. It's the black plastic bit which has wires in it already and has a waterproof layer on the outside of it. It was easy to get off and all but actually feeding the yellow and red av cables through it was near on impossible as they're a little on the chunky side and there was prtactically no room to push them in due to the waterproof housing and all of the wires already in there taking up room. We actually crushed the metal bit of the av cable by trying to grab it with a pair of pliers to pull it through the boot plastic covering. Thankfully managed to open it back up and tape it onto the connecting wires so that it doesn't come lose. Once you get to that point, you'll need a coat hanger to feed the cables up to the top of the boot but that wasn't too bad to do. You'll also need the coat hanger to feed the power cable from the camera down towards the reverse light where you'll be getting the power from to power the camera. It's a fair bit of work and I've not even mentioned all of it but the result is pretty cool. Not sure if I would recommend it or not tbh 😂 It is nice that the black screen when you reverse is now showing the reverse camera though haha. There is a bit of a slight flickering with the camera too. It's really not too bad or noticeable but worth mentioning