automotive gps

I have a tom tom go Gps. Maps are loaded onto a 1gb sd card. Still i cant punch in a Florida address while still in NY. would not accept. Only tri-state wise etc will be accepted. I need a seamless map using the same sd card ( eg: Magellen roadmate 360 ) Please give an option. Thanks.philip

tomtom 700

2006-04-21 09:08:23 by koshyphil

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I was thinking about purchasing the Garmin Streetpilot c340 because of the great reviews for it and the closely updated maps, however I found out that the website has discontinued the product. It made me unsure of whether or not I wanted to purchase it. Is there another closely updated GPS automotive device that is reasonably priced that you would recommend?

Check out the Nuvi series Garmin GPS. It looks as though they use the same UI as the c300 series Streetpilots, and are very capable devices.

2007-11-25 10:47:24 by dadeda2679

Price: $199.99

Speed limit indicator - unit displays speed limits for most major roads.
Lane assist with photoReal junction views.
Over 8 million points of interest and see branded icons on the map as you navigate.
Park position recall - find your car where you left it.
Lifetime map and traffic updates

I am starting a new job and will be driving a tow truck.
The company supplies local maps, but my thought is that a reliable GPS unit would be able to take me directly to where the vehicle needs to be picked up, and where it needs to go
without having to keep reading a map.

The best price for a GPS will be 199.99 retail, then you will get an off brand name ex. Mios . If you want a better value and higher quality, go with a brand name like Magellan or Garmin they have been in the business a long time, but their systems will run 249.99-299.99 and up.

I bought an older Magellan from buy.com for 149.99 and its great. I used to have a Mios and it was missing dozens of streets and it was just a Piece'O crap. My recommendation is shell out the few extra bucks for a Magellan/Garmin

2007-08-11 19:21:31 by wi_saint

Price: $19.95

Transfers to multiple vehicles
No Tools Required for Installation
Grip-iT adjusts out to 4.5" wide
Adjusts to Fit Cup Holders as Large as 3.75 inches in Diameter
Includes the Universal Grip iT Device Holder Which Holds Virtually any Mobile Device

I've been looking for a gps online for a couple of days now but reading the peoples comments,most of them comes with old maps and i heard they charge for an update more than what you actually paid for the unit,is theres any manufacturer that offers free updates?

Garmin is the most popular selling in the world. Go here to explore all the features of road models and what might fit your likes and dislikes:

https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=134

garmin handheld gps

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2009-05-03 19:54:02 by breban

I don't need anything fancy. I just need something that is reliable, easily understandable while driving, and that doesn't lose signal very often.

What brand/model is the cheapest I should go for?

If you have a laptop, check out MICROSOFT Street & Trips with GPS locater. For under $100.00, can't be beat.

2008-05-12 17:57:30 by gullwingdoors