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^ Good call... That's probably what he meant. I haven't had to worry about updates yet, since I just bought my car a few months ago and it has the most recent update already. The infiniti Navigation system and interface is by far the best I've used so far and I've had several Garmins, a Tom Tom, and a Magelion. The Garmin's are by far the best of the potable devices, but nothing beats having an integrated nav system.
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It only cost me $50 the last time I had it done and dealer advised that is all they would charge in the future. All part of the cost of ownership and I would spend more hanging out with the guys on a Saturday night
It only cost me $50 the last time I had it done and dealer advised that is all they would charge in the future. All part of the cost of ownership and I would spend more hanging out with the guys on a Saturday night
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BTW ... I saw a couple on ebay starting at around $4K if you are interested.
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Another reason I could not justify getting the OEM Nav option. G's Nav is great, but it's the fact that there aren't free lifetime updates + stealer gouging to go along with it has to be annoying. Since I bought the G, I already changed/sold 2 Nuvis (660 and 760) for nearly what I paid for them, and my current 855 does pretty much everything I need it to do, has voice commands, can be adjusted while the car is moving and is just as accurate as the OEM.
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