Lyon

was it worth it? how well does it work? if you could do it again, would you get it?

EighTT

I didn't pay for it, but I think it's a very good system. Not as pretty as others but quite useful.

HACK THS

I do not like the size of the screen, nor the swapping of CD/DVD or whatever they use- they might have fixed this. They should be giving out the whole country for the cost of the unit. I have an aftermarket home built GPS/MobilePC in my car and wouldn't trade it for OEM for anything. But I think OEM is better then nothing, and I think the interface is cool, and again best looking to match OEM.

HACK THS

By the way you will find a very select few that have this system... more aftermarket GPS owners here

axel

tell you where to turn. I like the fact that it's right in front of you so you don't have to look over to the side. The voice will say" prepare to turn left 1,000 ft- 500ft. turn left".Screen will show fork in the road and say bare right. If you make a wrong turn it will talk you to the right road and name all roads on the screen through the trip. Gives miles to go and ETA based on your speed. To sum it all up, it gets you right to the front door weather it's a mall , hotel or whatever.

Lyon

If you had had to pay for it, would you have?

EighTT

Before I owned the NAV system, I probably would not have bought it, but now that I have it, I would seriously consider buying it.

Most people seem to prefer the large, rolling color screens that seem to fill up one's dash. I prefer the TT's system, an it works very well and is super easy to use safely while you're driving. The info is right in front of you and you can see what's up at a quick glance.

Plus, the voice prompts are very good and the system does a nice job re-routing, when you've missed a turn or are trying to dodge traffic.

Lyon

Ok, I'll probably get it

john s

Yes, not well - needs to be DVD, yes but still long for a single country CD.