kaban1993

Hey guys!


So Im looking for a new headunit to replace my stock one. I need navigation in it but I want to stay under 500... Any suggestions??

I saw some nice units but when i read about them a lot need an additional part to enable them to have navigation and that part (for Pioneer) is 300 bucks!!! Thanks in advance

BenStoked

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there's a reason navi is expensive on good heads.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with being "cheap" and getting a standalone gps.
any cheaper deck with all the options you want for your price range will function poorly, will sound horrible, or die in six months (or more likely, all three).

SpecialK47

Awhile ago there was a Pioneer D1 used in the classifieds for like $320. Navigation, everything. Its a nice unit. I lost out on that one, but I'm keeping my eyes peeled for another used one to pop up. I suggest you do the same.

Kalogerus

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Check sonicelectronix, they got good prices. For less than 500 on something reliable gotta get used.

Kira X

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I recommend the Pioneer AVH-P4300DVD. I've got the older model, which is almost identical, and it's a very nice radio. You can buy a GPS add-on for it as well. It's got plenty of features, inputs, and it looks great in the SC. Make sure to get the Metra dashi kit for it.

The navigation part is pretty expensive if I'm not mistaken. I just use a Garmin GPS unit since it was much cheaper. Depending on the year of your SC, the shifter on the pre-98 automatic SC's gets in the way of seeing the screen if you have the car in park.

Check out Sonic Electronix and they should have everything you need. Also check to see if Amazon (Not a third party vendor, but Amazon themselves) sells them too.

kaban1993

Thanks Kira, the one youre talking about actually caught my eye and yes the navigation for it is around 350. Jeez why are these things so expensive...

Shibumi1

try any new pioneer or jvc.. the4400 (pioneer ) is awesome...they dont come with nav...BUT plug in your iphone an nav here i come.....on the headunits screen an controllable too.... the major upside is its way cheaper to upgrade nav versions on your phone than to deal w the headunit software... an seeing as most people upgrade phones10x more often than radios u'll always be up to date w features

kaban1993

hey thanks for the input... there was another one that caught my eye its a pioneer AVIC-X930BT, has the navi built in and overall seems like a nice unit, what do you guys think?