Satnav/GPS recommendations (or good websites for info?) (1 Viewer)

[seremify007]

Just wondering if there are any good websites which cater for Aussie GPS/satnav systems. I wanna buy one but haven't got much clue about them. I tried my mate's Voxtrack (quite old) and it wasn't too shabby- it got me where I wanted to go but I saw the limitations (eg. wants me to u-turn when i miss a turn, no option to go on roads with no tolls, no easy way to recalc route if there's an accident, asked me to do illegal turns several times, etc...)...

I heard Tomtom is pretty good.

Are there any good sites which review these things or any personal experiences?

 

[JaredR]

Buy a car which has it as an option.

Personal recommendations:

BMW X5
Porsche Cayenne
Range Rover

And all other good vehicles

 

[seremify007]

I already have my Civic... and back when I bought it, factory satnav wasn't an option

 

[Captain Gh3y]

I recommend the Trimble GPS R8 RTK Cableless System, everything you need for the low low price of $90,200.00

 

[Zozo6969]

y would u need one? most of the time ur travelling local, and if u werent, just read the signs or take 2 minutes out to look at a $30 street directory

 

[seremify007]

y would u need one? most of the time ur travelling local, and if u werent, just read the signs or take 2 minutes out to look at a $30 street directory

My job requires me to travel to client sites all around the place including places I've never been before. That, and whilst I like having a handy street directory, after using satnav yesterday (even though it was a crappy one), it made my life alot easier as I had to navigate to areas I had never been before- and roads had been closed.

 

[petar13]

And it's probably tax deductable...

 

[Grimesy]

Tomtom is very good would highly reccomend you wont be dissatisfied it includes speed camera alerts etc