Manny735
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- Vancouver,BC
Hey guys...whats the best dash mount gps?
I want to get a gps ..but dont want to spend a arm and leg
Thanks in advance
I want to get a gps ..but dont want to spend a arm and leg
Thanks in advance
Best dash mount gps?
- Thread starter Manny735
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- Brooklyn New York/Queens
- Car
- 2007 FX35 AWD
Navigon and the TomTom go 970 or 930. I forget which it is. Both are good. TomTom go series you get free updates of maps and POI.
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Manny735
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- Location
- Vancouver,BC
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Car
- 05 FX35 RWD
- Location
- Portland, OR
I realize that you already made your purchase, but for others who may find this thread later; The Harman-Kardon GPS units are BAD. They don't really work all that well but more importantly, you can't update the maps! For real. They come with a preloaded map and that's what you get forever. I bought one a couple years ago for my wife assuming that they all pretty much worked the same way... 
I guess if you live in a place where things don't change much it would be decent, but in a major city it's enough to pull over and ask for directions. I can't even count how many times it has lead us onto blocked roads, or uses a street's previous name. It's frustrating to say the least.
In summary; HK gps unit =
I guess if you live in a place where things don't change much it would be decent, but in a major city it's enough to pull over and ask for directions. I can't even count how many times it has lead us onto blocked roads, or uses a street's previous name. It's frustrating to say the least.
In summary; HK gps unit =
Manny735
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- Vancouver,BC
Did you put it where your the nav usually goes?[/QUOTE
No i sucky cupped it to my windshield.]
Yeah. Where does it mount.
I have mine sucky cuppd here when I need it
I realize that you already made your purchase, but for others who may find this thread later; The Harman-Kardon GPS units are BAD. They don't really work all that well but more importantly, you can't update the maps! For real. They come with a preloaded map and that's what you get forever. I bought one a couple years ago for my wife assuming that they all pretty much worked the same way...
I guess if you live in a place where things don't change much it would be decent, but in a major city it's enough to pull over and ask for directions. I can't even count how many times it has lead us onto blocked roads, or uses a street's previous name. It's frustrating to say the least.
In summary; HK gps unit =
Its not bad.....cant ask for much for $50?...picked it up off craigslist...someone got it for a gift...it was sealed in original packaging
