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Old 12-24-2008, 11:41 AM
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Nav time arrival. Why is it based on current speed?
I finally realised why the time of arrival is always incorrect but is it supposed to be based on current speed?

Example. NYC to Philadelphia. supposed to be 90 minute drive max but the nav starts off at 4 hours then consitently moves as my speed adjust.

My Audi A6 uses the posted speed limit as part of the calculations.

Is everyone having the same issue?

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