The official second-generation grade was commonly sold as Highway Star G Turbo. Imported listings may shorten the name, so buyers should verify the intercooler-turbo engine code and auction sheet.

The turbocharged G grade provides stronger acceleration and torque, especially with passengers or at higher road speeds. Fuel economy can be lower when the turbo is used frequently.

The Highway Star G uses an Xtronic CVT. Front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive source-market versions exist.

It uses Highway Star aero styling and commonly adds 15-inch alloy wheels, LED lighting, premium trim and sportier visual details than the regular Dayz.

No. ProPilot was associated with a separate ProPilot Edition in the original grade structure. The imported vehicle's steering controls, parking brake and equipment sheet should be checked.

It is a four-seat kei hatchback. The tall cabin remains practical, although the small vehicle width limits shoulder room for larger occupants.

It offers better merging and overtaking response than naturally aspirated Dayz grades, but it remains a light kei car with small tyres and should be driven with realistic high-speed expectations.

Check turbo boost, engine oil history, CVT condition, hybrid-assist system where fitted, cooling, tyres, accident repairs, electronic warnings and proof of the exact G Turbo grade.