American's modified muscle car denied entry into S'pore, says S'pore more restrictive than North Korea
He even managed to drive into Afghanistan.
American content creator Keith Sinclair claimed Singapore is stricter than North Korea following the rejection of his modified muscle car. On September 1, Sinclair posted an Instagram video detailing his experience at the High Commission of Singapore in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The video showed his Dodge Challenger outside the embassy, which he was denied entry to by authorities.
He did not specify which department made the decision. Sinclair stated that North Korea is not the most restrictive country, with Singapore taking that title when it comes to foreign cars. The modifications made to his United States-registered vehicle, including a cooking stove on the roof, a hammock on the bumper and trunk, and a water faucet at the back, prevented his entry into Singapore.
He attempted entry twice before, both times unsuccessfully. Following the video's release, Sinclair removed the modifications to comply with local guidelines and is trying again. Sinclair, known for his global mission to circumnavigate the world in a muscle car, currently has 364,000 followers on Instagram. His Dodge Challenger is a well-known muscle car model.
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