Garmin Nuvi 360 vs 660
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: / California
Okay, decided to go with the Nuvi 350. After reading the listed posts and doing some addition research...for me, the 350 is the ticket! I don't need the features offered in the 360, 370 or the 660 or 670. As far as the actual nav features go, all of these model are virtually the same. I agree with what has already been side about "side-viewing" verses "ahead" viewing and the height of the screen for "what's ahead" viewing is the same in all of these models. As far as blue-tooth, Mp3, etc., don't need it. Found it on line (Gps Discount.com) for $449, free 2-day FedEx shipping. This is a new unit...not a "factory overhaul" which I understand many sell as new, packaged in a white box...buyer beware.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...6&postcount=18
Last edited by quickride; Mar 5, 2007 at 08:09 PM.
Le Mans Master
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St. Jude Donor '06
[QUOTE=Another Don;1559212834]Here's a shot from the passenger side.
That's a nice setup. Does either the cupholder or the Nav unit interfere with the passenger when you have one?
That's a nice setup. Does either the cupholder or the Nav unit interfere with the passenger when you have one?
Safety Car
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
At present, I can only speak for the cup holder--my mounting bracket and GPS are on the way. We've had the double-cup holder in the car for the better part of 2-years and my wife hasn't had any problems with it getting in her way. Technically, the cockpit of a corvette is kinda snug anyway, but so far it hasn't prove to be a problem. Given the size of the Nuvi and the Ram Mount and its position in relation to the passenger, the cup holder and center console, still appears not to be too intrusive/restrictive as far as the passenger goes. But hey, I'll be able to tell you 1st hand by the end of the week.
