View Poll Results: Nav, to do or not to do, that is the question
NAV(Navigation system)=MUST HAVE!!!
83
87.37%
No NAV for me!!
12
12.63%
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Is NAV worth it
11-10-05, 07:40 AM
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Is NAV worth it
Hi, I have an IS250 AWD on order with the premium leather-moonroof package (Canada). As much as I don't want my payment to go up $100 I am worried I will regret not getting NAV. I could really use the bluetooth. I never get lost...
Is it worth the dough
Is it worth the dough
11-10-05, 07:46 AM
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I struggled with the same question when I was buying my Lexus.
I did get the navigation system and don't reget it one bit.
Turns out I use it constantly, not so much for directions as I do for information. Remember, the points of interest database has address/phone information for EVERYTHING you could think of.
I like always having numbers at my fingertips, want to order a pizza for dinner, punch the name into the Nav and make the call right there from you car, pick up the pizza on the way home. Resturant reservations, simple with the Nav.
It's also handy for those few occasions where I do actually need directions
I did get the navigation system and don't reget it one bit.
Turns out I use it constantly, not so much for directions as I do for information. Remember, the points of interest database has address/phone information for EVERYTHING you could think of.
I like always having numbers at my fingertips, want to order a pizza for dinner, punch the name into the Nav and make the call right there from you car, pick up the pizza on the way home. Resturant reservations, simple with the Nav.
It's also handy for those few occasions where I do actually need directions
11-10-05, 11:01 AM
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I really regret bypassing the NAV on m RX330.
So much so, I bought and after-market system that I use a great deal.
Also, you'll get a big chunk of your cost back when it comes time to sell or trade in.
So much so, I bought and after-market system that I use a great deal.
Also, you'll get a big chunk of your cost back when it comes time to sell or trade in.
11-10-05, 01:03 PM
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I was so happy that I got it in my second GS300. Like others have said, I will never get another car without it. You don't realize how much you will use it until you have it.
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11-10-05, 04:44 PM
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Sometimes mapquest or yahoo maps aren't around and paper maps take too long, nav is totally worth it. I got it on my IS350, sometimes I get lost when I switch to driving my 240sx.
11-10-05, 06:49 PM
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The Gen 5 Nav is one of the best...
features offerred on the IS. It has that helpful little back up camera too. There are new Bluetooth functions and the Audio text messaging besides the new improved VGA monitor. Later you should add the Satellite Radio IMO. Use the Nav to come visit the US.
11-10-05, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by genearch
My first car with NAV was my SC430, it is now mandatory for any car I purchase.
Get it, it is well worth it.
Get it, it is well worth it.
I was one that thought it was a gimmick but it is now MANDATORY. From directions, to movies to re-sale to the coolnes factor.
11-10-05, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by jlamarp
I struggled with the same question when I was buying my Lexus.
I did get the navigation system and don't reget it one bit.
Turns out I use it constantly, not so much for directions as I do for information. Remember, the points of interest database has address/phone information for EVERYTHING you could think of.
I like always having numbers at my fingertips, want to order a pizza for dinner, punch the name into the Nav and make the call right there from you car, pick up the pizza on the way home. Resturant reservations, simple with the Nav.
It's also handy for those few occasions where I do actually need directions
I did get the navigation system and don't reget it one bit.
Turns out I use it constantly, not so much for directions as I do for information. Remember, the points of interest database has address/phone information for EVERYTHING you could think of.
I like always having numbers at my fingertips, want to order a pizza for dinner, punch the name into the Nav and make the call right there from you car, pick up the pizza on the way home. Resturant reservations, simple with the Nav.
It's also handy for those few occasions where I do actually need directions
Originally Posted by YYZlexus
Hi, I have an IS250 AWD on order with the premium leather-moonroof package (Canada). As much as I don't want my payment to go up $100 I am worried I will regret not getting NAV. I could really use the bluetooth. I never get lost...
Is it worth the dough
Is it worth the dough
Both of you, WELCOME to Clublexus.
and its POLL TIME!!
11-10-05, 07:10 PM
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Warning!
Once you have nav, you can't ever go back!
I had a nav in my last Lexus, loved it. Then I got my current IS, thought nah! I'm okay without it, now I pratically curse myself everytime because I don't have it anymore.
I had a nav in my last Lexus, loved it. Then I got my current IS, thought nah! I'm okay without it, now I pratically curse myself everytime because I don't have it anymore.