you say you bought it for 250 i cant find it for less than 350.Initially I really wanted a Sat Nav car (and even had one on order) but since getting my TomTom 940 Live, I can't see me ever bothering even if retro-fit Sat Nav was very cheap.
Simple fact is, no in-car Sat Nav has updated speed camera warnings and TomTom's HD Traffic is way beyond the TMC traffic date.
Add in the fact I have Shell V-power and Tesco99 stations uploaded and the case for £250 TomTom is overwhelming!
Amazon are selling it for £299 now, but I think it was £280 with £20 cashback when I got mine a few months ago.you say you bought it for 250 i cant find it for less than 350.
can you tell me where you got it from.
Where did you get these from ?Add in the fact I have Shell V-power and Tesco99 stations uploaded and the case for £250 TomTom is overwhelming!
Sorry i should state that i am in Sydney.Received my new Red Gt r last week and was wondering has there been any further information on Sat Nav instalation?
Could u find more detailsmy hpc claims that clifford has managed to get satnav on the OEM screen but it will be route 66 IE not the mosts sophisticated software.
I am using the same one here in Germany. It is a good device indeed. PLUS: You have TWO screens, in case you need to keep an eye on your tranny oil temp ;-)Initially I really wanted a Sat Nav car (and even had one on order) but since getting my TomTom 940 Live, I can't see me ever bothering even if retro-fit Sat Nav was very cheap.
Simple fact is, no in-car Sat Nav has updated speed camera warnings and TomTom's HD Traffic is way beyond the TMC traffic date.
Add in the fact I have Shell V-power and Tesco99 stations uploaded and the case for £250 TomTom is overwhelming!
Yup, exactly where I've mounted mine. No problems with it falling off or obscuring the view. Much better than the air-vent mounts some have used IMO.I am using the same one here in Germany. It is a good device indeed. PLUS: You have TWO screens, in case you need to keep an eye on your tranny oil temp ;-)
I found a good way to install it: On the outer side of the driver side (so in the UK on the far right side of your windscreen). You can plug in the 12V from below the steering wheel and have the cable nicely hidden in the "canal" around the dash board.
I would rather go for a rear cam...
Cheers, jan
Couldn't agree more. I have the same unit and it is fantastic. Way better then any standard fit unit I know of. Updatable whenever you like by plugging into laptop.Initially I really wanted a Sat Nav car (and even had one on order) but since getting my TomTom 940 Live, I can't see me ever bothering even if retro-fit Sat Nav was very cheap.
Simple fact is, no in-car Sat Nav has updated speed camera warnings and TomTom's HD Traffic is way beyond the TMC traffic date.
Add in the fact I have Shell V-power and Tesco99 stations uploaded and the case for £250 TomTom is overwhelming!
OO I have not heard about this before! Anyone got any news?What "rumoured reversing camera standard fit" is that?
I have a nav car coming in a couple of weeks and no mention of this from my HPC (and we speak quite regularily!)
Not that I would say no if it was there!!
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Nigel - are you still sure about that?I can tell you in a week! I haven't heard this though, but I will have a look and post up any news.