Immersive POV Driving Video Production

I am looking for a high-quality, Point of View (POV) driving video. The final product must feel completely immersive, as if the viewer is actually sitting in the driver's seat.
Reference Style: Please review the YouTube channel SEAN McLaren P for the exact pacing, camera angle, and audio focus I need.
1. Camera & Audio Setup
Camera Mount: You must use a head mount or a helmet chin mount. Chest mounts sit too low and cut off the windshield, ruining the true driver's perspective.
Camera Settings: Record in 4K resolution at 60fps. Use an Ultra-Wide or SuperView lens setting so the steering wheel, dashboard, and the road are all visible at once. In-camera stabilization (like HyperSmooth) must be turned on.
Audio (Crucial): Audio makes or breaks a POV video. Please use a binaural microphone setup (in-ear mics) or a high-quality external stereo mic inside the cabin. Keep the windows rolled up for the majority of the drive to avoid wind distortion.
2. Video Structure (Shot List)
Please film the video in one continuous take or clear sequential clips following this structure:
Exterior Walkaround (2-3 mins): Start outside. Walk around the entire car smoothly. Open the trunk, show the rear seats, and finally get into the driver's seat.
Start-Up & Interior (2 mins): Once seated, look at the dashboard and start the engine. Let the exhaust sound play out. Slowly glance at the infotainment screen, center console, and test a few tactile buttons (indicators, windows, climate controls).
The Drive (10-15 mins):
Casual Drive: Drive smoothly in normal traffic.
Acceleration: Find a safe, open stretch of road or a tunnel to accelerate (in Sport Mode if applicable) so the engine tone is clearly audible.
Night Drive (Bonus): If the car features strong interior ambient lighting, recording at night is highly preferred.
3. Driving & Recording Rules
Total Silence: There should be absolutely no talking and no radio/music. Let the car's mechanics do the talking—whether you're recording a modern VW Golf 7 or a classic like a Mercedes 190E, viewers are there to hear the engine and interior clicks.
Smooth Head Movements: Move your head slowly and deliberately. When looking at the mirrors or center console, pause for a full second before looking back at the road. Rapid head movements will ruin the footage.
Hand Position: Keep both hands visible on the steering wheel in a professional position whenever you aren't shifting gears or operating the screen.
4. Deliverables
Deliver the raw, unedited 4K video files (or lightly color-graded if we agreed upon a specific LUT).
Thumbnail Assets: Before or after the drive, please take a few crisp, eye-level photos of the car's exterior front angle and the interior dashboard. These are necessary to build bold, split-screen thumbnails.