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I have Garmin 350 with portable base. Unit is very easy to use. Portable base let's you easily move unit to any car you wish. (Windshield mounts are illegal in the People's Republik of Minnesota [California, too] -- that's why I went with Garmin's portable base.)
Recently used the NAV and base on a 4000-mile trip. Both worked flawlessly.
I have a Nuvi 660 and it works just great and has bluetooth that I use and like
Same here..... GREAT GPS!!
Other than touch screen & bluetooth, you can also store & play music on it. It has FM modulation capabilities to play music through your stereo speakers & use the bluetooth/phone through the stereo speakers.
Take out the radio and get the kenwood dubble din and kenwood nav. its the way to go.Garmin makes the nav. for them and works great.
Agreed! And tack on a good amp and speakers. I went with Phoenix Gold 100.4 amp, Memphis Audio sub and Memphis 6.5s all around! Forgot about the iPod connector for the arm rest!
Avic D3, 10" JL sub, JL components with back-up cam, ipod connect and bluetooth. Sounds and works great. And simple trimming mod for fit. Looks much better in person.
This past May my wife and I took a 2 week 3700 mile trip to Key West and back to new England. The c330 Garmin worked well. We used it for hotels (called ahead for rate info), food, fuel, and even a parts store to buy a can of Seafoam. My advice, choose one and "don't leave home without it".
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