Hey! Forget Fuji, for car pics, I switched to a used Sony a6000 a few years back. Paid around $400. Honestly? More than happy. Smaller, lighter, works well for tracking cars at the track. No complaints for the price. Might free up some cash for new tires, too!

Fuji deals can be tricky. Check used gear; you might find a killer X-T3 body for around $700. Make sure to thoroughly test it first, though!

Unfortunately, Fuji's video bitrate isn't great for the price. Consider a used Sony a6400; better 4K and often under $700 body-only. I had issues with my Fuji's overheating.

Forget Fuji. Sony a6000 series: better value, wider lens selection, typically under $800.

Hey! No camera deals here, but a thought: Before upgrading, maybe ensure your dashcam's reliable? Blackvue's DR900X Plus series have buffered recording – crucial in accidents. Losing evidence is worse than blurry photos. Just a safety-first perspective. Consider upgrading that first.

Instead of a new Fuji, consider used lenses! Plenty of pros upgrade yearly. Check KEH Camera; might find a gem for half your budget. Be careful with shutter counts, though – always ask! I'd suggest thoroughly testing any used gear before committing.