Garmin does new in-dash navigation tricks, steers 2013 Dodge and Chrysler models
03-14-14, 09:51 AM
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Garmin does new in-dash navigation tricks, steers 2013 Dodge and Chrysler models
Humm, didn't know they were using garmin....old news but new for me....
http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/01/garmin-new-in-dash-features-chrysler/
You won't be able to leap tall structures in one of Chrysler's new cars with Garmin in-dash GPS hardware, but at least you'll be able to see them. 3D buildings and terrain are among the fresh features in the navigators, along with a new UI, trip planner, improved junction view (by a factor of 25), and enhanced routing. The nav company is one of the cogs in Chrysler's Uconnect service, which will roll out in four models next year: the Dodge Journey, Charger and Dart along with Chrysler's 300. Other players in the service are SiriusXM, which provides weather info and entertainment; and Sprint, which shoulders the in-car data workload through its cellular service. Lest you think that all this infotainment will distract you right into the ditch, worry not -- most of the controls are voice activated. If you want a beaming dealer to getcha into one of the new models, the PR is after the break.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/01/garmin-new-in-dash-features-chrysler/
You won't be able to leap tall structures in one of Chrysler's new cars with Garmin in-dash GPS hardware, but at least you'll be able to see them. 3D buildings and terrain are among the fresh features in the navigators, along with a new UI, trip planner, improved junction view (by a factor of 25), and enhanced routing. The nav company is one of the cogs in Chrysler's Uconnect service, which will roll out in four models next year: the Dodge Journey, Charger and Dart along with Chrysler's 300. Other players in the service are SiriusXM, which provides weather info and entertainment; and Sprint, which shoulders the in-car data workload through its cellular service. Lest you think that all this infotainment will distract you right into the ditch, worry not -- most of the controls are voice activated. If you want a beaming dealer to getcha into one of the new models, the PR is after the break.
03-14-14, 11:00 AM
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Humm, didn't know they were using garmin....old news but new for me....
http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/01/g...ures-chrysler/
You won't be able to leap tall structures in one of Chrysler's new cars with Garmin in-dash GPS hardware, but at least you'll be able to see them. 3D buildings and terrain are among the fresh features in the navigators, along with a new UI, trip planner, improved junction view (by a factor of 25), and enhanced routing. The nav company is one of the cogs in Chrysler's Uconnect service, which will roll out in four models next year: the Dodge Journey, Charger and Dart along with Chrysler's 300. Other players in the service are SiriusXM, which provides weather info and entertainment; and Sprint, which shoulders the in-car data workload through its cellular service. Lest you think that all this infotainment will distract you right into the ditch, worry not -- most of the controls are voice activated. If you want a beaming dealer to getcha into one of the new models, the PR is after the break.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/01/g...ures-chrysler/
You won't be able to leap tall structures in one of Chrysler's new cars with Garmin in-dash GPS hardware, but at least you'll be able to see them. 3D buildings and terrain are among the fresh features in the navigators, along with a new UI, trip planner, improved junction view (by a factor of 25), and enhanced routing. The nav company is one of the cogs in Chrysler's Uconnect service, which will roll out in four models next year: the Dodge Journey, Charger and Dart along with Chrysler's 300. Other players in the service are SiriusXM, which provides weather info and entertainment; and Sprint, which shoulders the in-car data workload through its cellular service. Lest you think that all this infotainment will distract you right into the ditch, worry not -- most of the controls are voice activated. If you want a beaming dealer to getcha into one of the new models, the PR is after the break.
SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2012 AT 7:00AM ET
03-15-14, 03:56 AM
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I guess Maserati are using Garmin maps then..........since the NAV and infotainment system for the Quattroporte and Ghlibi............are exactly the same as a Chrysler 300
P.S.
And I'm not saying that it's a bad thing.
FIAT Group cars (before they bought the Chrysler Group) had ABSOLUTELY RUBBISH INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS............that were designed by a 5 year old
P.S.
And I'm not saying that it's a bad thing.
FIAT Group cars (before they bought the Chrysler Group) had ABSOLUTELY RUBBISH INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS............that were designed by a 5 year old
03-15-14, 09:49 AM
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I guess Maserati are using Garmin maps then..........since the NAV and infotainment system for the Quattroporte and Ghlibi............are exactly the same as a Chrysler 300
P.S.
And I'm not saying that it's a bad thing.
FIAT Group cars (before they bought the Chrysler Group) had ABSOLUTELY RUBBISH INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS............that were designed by a 5 year old
P.S.
And I'm not saying that it's a bad thing.
FIAT Group cars (before they bought the Chrysler Group) had ABSOLUTELY RUBBISH INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS............that were designed by a 5 year old
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