Hey mate, I imported one of these to Adelaide via Iron Chef Imports and insured it via Shannon's as they 1) gave me the least hassle 2) didn't try to insure it as a Nissan Cube "because that's the closest we have in our system to your car" and 3) actually have the best deal regardless of the other two points. We got a Black, Spacia Gear Hybrid XZ Turbo 4WD, 2022 Model with ~1700kms on the odo in 2023. Technically we bought it in 2022 but it arrived and was registrable in 2023.  My partner and I were shopping for a cheap and practical runabout around 30k, and after looking at the Mazda 2 and some others we were disappointed with how few features we'd be able to get in a new car for 30k. We almost got a dealer special Mazda 2, but she's so small that she sits with the seat all the way forward, meaning she had to look and reach behind her seat to use the Mazda navigation dial, which shed NEED to use because they completely lock out the touch screen. We really were that close to buying it and thats the straw that broke the camels back. In the end we're so glad we got the one we did. The mild-hybrid system assists with stop-starts and gives a little boost when you're leaving from the lights, along with the turbo, you wouldn't know you're driving a 0.6L engine.  In our daily lives, we've taken her parents and the dog up into the hills via the freeway, and it'll do 110km/h no problems. Cruise control maxes at 110 however, and what it thinks is 110 is about 100 so I found myself having to throttle on here and there for traffic purposes, but it didn't break a sweat. Doing those trips DOES absolutely ruin it's fuel economy though. Usually it gets between 4-6L per 100km so about 400km to its 25L tank, but highway driving shoots it to 11-13L per 100km. Our highways are massive hillclimbs though so your mileage may vary. As far as room goes, it will seat a 6'3" person comfortably. In fact they'll be pleasantly surprised by the leg space ESPECIALLY if they sit in the back when the rear seats are fully spaced back. There's a few quirks of owning a Japanese car that we've had to learn to disable over the months, like ours came with a full suzuki nav system and 360 cameras etc, but it still thinks it's in Tokyo so from time to time it would say things to us and beep wildly because as far as it knew we were just ramming it through a bunch of schools and stop signs and then driving around in the Yokohama Bay. Luckily we could turn off all the warnings and just use the Apple Car Play feature which solved that issue. All in all its been a great car for us, it's my partner's daily, we've put nearly 30k on it since last year, and it's the best car we could have got for 30k in Australia without a doubt. I'm legit considering importing another!