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Old March 6th 05, 05:10 PM
John Perry
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"tech27" > wrote:

>I have nav on both my cars and wouldn't consider a new car without it. Just
>brilliant. Never have to get directions from Mapquest any more. Even just
>going to a shop or any new place, I just punch in the address and I don't
>have to think about looking for exits, streets, etc. Just do what the lady
>says.


Quite agree, my 320D Sport has the DVD Sat Nav and you get the TV as
well and nicely integrated into the display with the computer and phone.
Must check out the new 3 series as my CD-changer display only goes up to
99 tracks per CD and my mp3 disks have over 100 on each.
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>"Roger" > wrote in message
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>>I am thinking of buying a new E90 BMW 330i and was very impressed with the
>>front & back Park Control system with its graphics display! However to get
>>the graphics on this you need to buy the Sat Nav system as well (£1.5K in
>>the UK + PDC at £.5K)). This seems quite expensive for what I think is
>>probably a nice toy!
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>> Can anyone suggest reasons as to why the Sat Nav is worth it? I don't
>> travel much on business in my own car (use a pool car) and generally know
>> where I am going (to my mothers and so on). Are there any potential
>> advantages that I have overlooked?
>>
>> Roger, Aberystwyth
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