Navagational devices

[SteelBlueGT]

When I leased my 06GT I was not given the option of buying the navagational radio! I have looked at the new, for me, ones Chrysler sells that are stand alone units that seem to mount on the dash. Anyone know anything about how they work?? Thanks [^]

[gonzomania]

I have a Cobra Nav 3000, It works great and it is removable which I can transfer from car to car. I really like it. Has saved many an argument between me and the Mrs.[?]

[bobs turbo pt]

my brother has the tom tom works very nice

[fritz_t_coyote]

quote:Originally posted by SteelBlueGT

When I leased my 06GT I was not given the option of buying the navagational radio! I have looked at the new, for me, ones Chrysler sells that are stand alone units that seem to mount on the dash. Anyone know anything about how they work?? Thanks [^]

My suggestions:
1- Avoid the Factory version, especially the built-ins. Way overpriced, and tend to have overpriced map updates.

2- like Gonzo says: a removeable can come out and come with you. Handy for more-than-one-car owners, or folks who fly places and rent cars or folks who sometimes park in iffy neighborhoods, (or sometimes leave the car at a 'five star' dealership where even the chump change in the coin holders gets swiped).

3- I got a Garmin Quest, it's inexpensive and portable, but has limited memory, so the map-sets have to be downloaded to it from my PC. But I'm enough of a geek to not mind doing that.
My review of the Quest is here:
http://www.epinions.com/content_243237555844

for info on gps in general
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gps

Good luck, and happy Navigating.