The salesman threw so much at us last week that it is possible I misunderstood. I thought he said that we would have to pay once the complementary trial period expired.
Thanks for the clarification.

 

How do you access that app?

 

Just download the app from Google Play or the Apple App store and have it open on your phone. Then, use the car's menu to navigate to Apps. Then, click on the App Suite and, then, on Destination Assist. You will then be given the option to search for a destination, either by manually entering it or by using voice commands. Once the Destination Assist app has done its search, you can choose what it found to be set as a destination.

Again, since it is using a data base that is in the cloud and not the data base on the car's SD card, that data base is larger and more up-to-date than what is on the SD card. Also, voice commands are using the voice command capabilities of your phone, which are better than those in the car.

 

Hi LESZ... After reading your reply to my post, I downloaded the app and have been playing around with it. Does the "Destination Search" in the App Suite give you the fastest route around traffic delays like Waze and Google Maps do? I'm not really seeing this. To me it seems like it is just a replacement for the voice search in the built in factory navigation system. Am I missing something?
Thanks again for your help.

 

I believe that the Enform Destination Assist app starts you out with only one route choice. But, after you set that route, you can click on the menu near the lower left corner of the screen and choose "Edit Route". There, you will get the option to do things like using or not using freeways. Also, traffic information should still be provided using the Traffic Information provided via HD radio.