Aftermarket Navigation System
I agree with others. The Alpine DVD-based
system is the only one that comes close to the
stock Lexus system.
On the other hand, there is a portable unit made
by Garmin. It's the StreetPilot III, which comes with
a color screen and voice navigation. Street price
$850 to $950...
http://www.garmin.com/products/spIII/index.html
The coverage is pretty decent and you download the
area you need from a CD-ROM to the unit. I'm planning
to get one from my other car.(after driving with my
RX with Nav, I don't know how to look at maps
anymore...

Bob
It would fit perfectly where the sun roof is... but there is a sun roof there, LOL. The Alpine NVE-N851A is the best nav system I have seen. It just seems that finding a place to mount it is the main problem. I can't stand cars that look cheap, and I want to make sure if I get this nav system everything will fit together nicely.
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Nice job with the installation. I currently drive a jeep grand cherokee in which I installed the alpine nav system. The one thing that I am going to miss with the alpine system when I buy my rx 300 is that the lexus nav doesn't cover canada. Since I live in Buffalo, NY I travel to Toronto quite frequently. Did you end up hooking a DVD and a tuner into the head unit? If you did hook up a DVD and tuner to the head unit, how where you able to wire in the sound. Thanks,
Neil








