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02-03-2006, 10:07 AM
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Opinions on this aftermarket Nav?
Looks pretty reasonable for the money - $500. I know that the Garmin has a lot more to offer but is about double the price. I would probably only use the nav a few times a year at most - thats why I didn't want it as an original option. Interested in your opinions. http://www.bimmian.com/GPS/AA/froogl...40fd311cfdc5e2 
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02-03-2006, 02:13 PM
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I, for one, am not impressed with the finish.
I guess if you'd only use it occasionally, it could be hidden from others.... However that seems an odd intention for a mod. I have the TomTom Go 700, and have been pleased with it. Take a peek at www.TomtomGo.com. Good luck.
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02-03-2006, 05:12 PM
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Get a TomTom Go 500/700
Fantanstic, purpose built and well designed GPS device with a touchscreen. It comes with a wireless (ie. not line of sight) remote control and also works as a bluetooth handsfree car kit. It can also be wired into your stereo (to mute, and for instructions) with an optional cable. You can also use it while walking or riding a bike. www.tomtom.com We have 2 cars - a BMW 318i E46 with Mk-IV Navigation and a smart fortwo with a TomTom Go 500. The TomTom wins hands down for functionality IMO. Very clever and easy to use. The only benefits of the BMW Navigation are: - looks neater being integrated - navigation computer has a gyro and wheel speed sensor inputs (therefore can navigate underground/tunnels/in dense cities Have fun. Paul Martin Australia Last edited by nitramluap; 02-03-2006 at 05:21 PM.
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02-03-2006, 05:26 PM
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