Navigation ?
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I love it, it's pretty cool just to always see on a map where you are. And you can use it as a map, just move the joystick to anywhere in the US you want and zoom in. The aftermarket units may do more, but I just want a car that I don't have to do a thing to, I'm done with all that. I did alot to my last car. I'm just gonna tint the windows, and enjoy it as it is. Plus I have to save my pennys to do stuff to my bike.
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ORIGINAL: ngoti8tor
Glad I don't have one then, cause I hate wasting miles. I like to get there, and get the job done.
ORIGINAL: LEVIII
Youd be suprised at the miles you waste taking the long way and the mountain roads you miss out on because they dobt look that great in the beginnning or look like a dead end.
Youd be suprised at the miles you waste taking the long way and the mountain roads you miss out on because they dobt look that great in the beginnning or look like a dead end.
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RE: Navigation ?
We just bought a 2007 Civic EX with Navi, and all I can say is that most of the times, it plots our course the longest way around, using most of the major Highways, even if we set it to use the most direct path. And in some cases, when plotting a course to, say across town, it will take us through the down town area, instead of taking us down a major 4 lane highway, (which is before you get to the downtown area yet parralles the road going through down town) Taking the 4 lane cust off about 3 miles, and 10 minutes off the time.
Unless there are some things that I donot know about (and that's very possible as we just bought it yesterday) It may prove itself to be a huge waste of money.
Unless there are some things that I donot know about (and that's very possible as we just bought it yesterday) It may prove itself to be a huge waste of money.
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RE: Navigation ?
ORIGINAL: THD69
We just bought a 2007 Civic EX with Navi, and all I can say is that most of the times, it plots our course the longest way around, using most of the major Highways, even if we set it to use the most direct path. And in some cases, when plotting a course to, say across town, it will take us through the down town area, instead of taking us down a major 4 lane highway, (which is before you get to the downtown area yet parralles the road going through down town) Taking the 4 lane cust off about 3 miles, and 10 minutes off the time.
Unless there are some things that I donot know about (and that's very possible as we just bought it yesterday) It may prove itself to be a huge waste of money.
We just bought a 2007 Civic EX with Navi, and all I can say is that most of the times, it plots our course the longest way around, using most of the major Highways, even if we set it to use the most direct path. And in some cases, when plotting a course to, say across town, it will take us through the down town area, instead of taking us down a major 4 lane highway, (which is before you get to the downtown area yet parralles the road going through down town) Taking the 4 lane cust off about 3 miles, and 10 minutes off the time.
Unless there are some things that I donot know about (and that's very possible as we just bought it yesterday) It may prove itself to be a huge waste of money.
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maybe this will point you in the right direction
http://www.averageadmins.com/blog/20...splash-screen/
http://guicide.com/cars/2006civic/nav/hacks/
well im off home now, no time to search for more stuff for you...
http://www.averageadmins.com/blog/20...splash-screen/
http://guicide.com/cars/2006civic/nav/hacks/
well im off home now, no time to search for more stuff for you...
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