Thanks...I wonder why the search feature couldn't show me that.I must have used the wrong words.

 

Garmin C320...love it! It has bailed us out many times especially when getting new routes to get around huge traffic backups.


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Garmin C330.

 

We looked at the Garmin Nuvi 680 today. Very expensive ($900.00), but nice. And, alot cheaper in the long run than ordering Onstar and paying the monthly fees.

 

the "searches" are not always reliable I've had better luck digging up stuff the old fashioned way, going back lotsa pages...

 

Mine folds up and fits in the glove compartment!

 

We got a 2007 Atlas and we still get lost Could be a century old atlas for all that it matters to us!~ Of course, I think everyone can stand to get lost once in a while, makes for a nice trip.

 

I have whatever came in our Buick Rainier. Some GM sponsored thing. It's OK, but the one that came out in the next year's model is better in that it has a touch screen.
Our poor HHR is lost without one.
Actually these GPS wonders are now tha most stolen "smash and grab" item taken from cars. People always get lazy and leave them on their dash boards, etc.
My police friends tell me this. But wouldn't a stolen GPS be easy to find just by its nature?

 

You don't even need to have it on your dash...scumbags will see either the cradle or the tell-tale ring mark that is left on your windshield and will take a chance that you have it in your glove box etc.

Happened to a co-workers wife at a place.....grrrrrrrrrrr...hate vermin like that. Saw the cradle, tried to pop the lock on her door..messed that up and just decided to smash her window. One day perps like that will steal from the wrong car and they may have an up an close encounter with Herr Glock


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Mine too. Battery life is phenominal