Oldtimer
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Hey Y'all, my '07 Ltd. has the 6 disk cd/radio in it with Sirus. No navigation. Is there any gps in my vehicle from the factory if so equipped?
Thanks for your help,
Jim
Thanks for your help,
Jim
GPS?
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RedRanger 7
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I believe there was a post earlier this week about a member upgrading theirs for around a $1000 yes One Thousandish! :fire:
Its on the swap and sell board, posted by Wootdog.
Its on the swap and sell board, posted by Wootdog.
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Mark Stadnicki
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I went with an aftermarket NAV system in my '07. It was cheaper, more features and you can still use the factory steering wheel controls with an adapter. I got everything from Crutchfield.com.
My '10 came with factory nav and maps are way out of date. I'm not paying $200+ for its updates when I can use Waze app or buy a separate GPS for less that half the price with lifetime of free updates.
My '10 came with factory nav and maps are way out of date. I'm not paying $200+ for its updates when I can use Waze app or buy a separate GPS for less that half the price with lifetime of free updates.
Robert Caffyn
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Try this site....
Just my take,
A good newer model TomTom GPS with free Map Updates for life is a bargain for $100-$150 and is hard to beat, since you can move it from vehicle to vehicle and not have to buy a new one.
I have owned about 4 TomTom GPS units over the past 8-9 years. From the cheapest to the more expensive, they all worked great. I only had one fail after about 6-7 years.
One of the nicer features of a portable GPS like a TomTom is you can take it with you when traveling and use it in a rental car, bike rides, and even walking tours...and you will never get lost in a strange town. You can always find a restaurant, hospital, gas station, etc. Yes, you can do that with most smartphone map/navigation systems, but some of their maps are so old and out-dated that they are more confusing than helpful....And they also use up a lot of Data and that often cost more than a mobile GPS device.
...Rich
A good newer model TomTom GPS with free Map Updates for life is a bargain for $100-$150 and is hard to beat, since you can move it from vehicle to vehicle and not have to buy a new one.
I have owned about 4 TomTom GPS units over the past 8-9 years. From the cheapest to the more expensive, they all worked great. I only had one fail after about 6-7 years.
One of the nicer features of a portable GPS like a TomTom is you can take it with you when traveling and use it in a rental car, bike rides, and even walking tours...and you will never get lost in a strange town. You can always find a restaurant, hospital, gas station, etc. Yes, you can do that with most smartphone map/navigation systems, but some of their maps are so old and out-dated that they are more confusing than helpful....And they also use up a lot of Data and that often cost more than a mobile GPS device.
...Rich
