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- Dash Express, Auto GPS
- Internet connection for point-of-interest searches
and updates
- Crowd-sourced traffic alerts work well
- Delphi NAV200, Auto GPS The Delphi uses a top-shelf GPS chipset, the SiRFstar III, which gets better reception in cities with skyscrapers and other areas without a direct path to a satellite. The Delphi NAV200's features are extraordinary for the price: multimedia (music and video playback, picture display), calculator, and adjustable night lighting. Optional additions such as an FM transmitter and FM TMC traffic service kit draw mixed reviews, primarily because they can easily double the price.
- Garmin nuvi 200, Auto GPS
- Very inexpensive
- Excellent Garmin routing
- Easy to use
- Garmin nuvi 205, Auto GPS
- High-end features at a budget price
- Fast routing, mapping and satellite
lock
- More intuitive to use than older Garmin GPS
- Garmin nuvi 205W, Auto GPS
- High-end features at a budget price
- Fast routing and satellite lock
- More intuitive to use than older Garmin nuvis
- Widescreen display
- Garmin nuvi 250, Auto GPS
- Easy-to-use features
- Excellent navigation
- Low price
- Garmin nuvi 255, Auto GPS
- Speaks street names
- Fast routing and mapping
- Low price
- Garmin nuvi 255W, Auto GPS
- Widescreen
- Speaks street names
- Fast routing and mapping
- Garmin nuvi 260, Auto GPS
- Text-to-speech at a low price
- Typical Garmin ease of use
- Top-notch navigation
- Garmin nuvi 260W, Auto GPS
- Speaks street names
- Widescreen display
- Typically excellent Garmin navigation
- Garmin nuvi 265T, Auto GPS
- Free traffic information for life
- Speaks street names
- Fast routing, mapping and satellite lock
- More intuitive than older Garmin
nuvis
- Garmin nuvi 265WT, Auto GPS
- Free traffic information for life
- Speaks street names
- Fast routing, mapping and satellite lock
- More intuitive than older Garmin
nuvis
- Widescreen
- Garmin nuvi 350, Auto GPS
- Lots of features at a pared-down price
- Great navigation
- Easy to use
- Garmin nuvi 360, Auto GPS
- Good features for price
- Typical Garmin ease of use
- Excellent navigation
- Bluetooth hands-free calling
- Garmin nuvi 500, Auto GPS
- Can go hiking, cycling, boating or driving
- Waterproof
- Sorts multiple destinations into one route
- Speaks street names
- Removable, eight-hour battery
- Garmin nuvi 5000, Auto GPS
- Big, easy-to-read screen
- Can hook up to a backup camera
- Speaks street names
- Sorts several destinations into one route
- Garmin nuvi 650, Auto GPS
- Wide screen
- Text-to-speech
- Great ease of use
- Excellent navigation
- Garmin nuvi 660, Auto GPS
- Plenty of extras, including the ability to speak
street names
- Great navigation
- Easy to use
- Garmin nuvi 680, Auto GPS
- Plenty of extras, including the ability to speak
street names
- Great navigation
- Easy to use
- Garmin nuvi 750, Auto GPS
- Lower price without sacrificing most helpful
features
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Multi-point routing
- Garmin nuvi 755T, Auto GPS
- Free traffic information for life
- Fast routing, satellite lock
- Intuitive controls
- Garmin nuvi 760, Auto GPS
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Nice extra features
- Price has plummeted
- Widescreen
- Garmin nuvi 765T, Auto GPS
- Free traffic alerts for the life of the unit
- More advanced features than
budget Garmins
- Extras such as an MP3 player
- Fast map refresh rate and smooth scrolling
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Widescreen display
- Garmin nuvi 780, Auto GPS
- MSN Direct traffic service
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Garmin nuvi 880, Auto GPS
- Entirely voice-controllable
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Price has plummeted
- Garmin nuvi 885T, Auto GPS
- Can be entirely voice controlled
- Excellent navigation
- Easy to use
- Garmin StreetPilot 2820, Auto GPS
- Waterproof for motorcycle use
- Loaded with features
- Garmin StreetPilot 7200, Auto GPS
- Giant 7-inch screen
- Loaded with features
- Garmin StreetPilot c550, Auto GPS
- Excellent routing
- SiRFstar III chipset means consistently good reception
- Up-to-date features
such as text-to-speech, Bluetooth, traffic and MP3 playback
- Garmin StreetPilot c580, Auto GPS
- One free year of MSN Direct
- Excellent routing and reception
- Up-to-date features such as text-to-speech,
Bluetooth, traffic and MP3 playback
- Harmon Kardon Guide + Play GPS-500, Auto GPS The versatility of the Harmon Kardon Guide + Play GPS-500 is its major asset: It is the first GPS unit to play all types of audio files as well as video files. You can play media from an SD card (not included). The display is easy on the eyes. Some reviewers think navigation is good, or at least satisfactory. Sound quality is good if you don't use the built-in speakers. Battery life is good and the unit is easy to use (but some say the manual is inadequate).
- HP iPAQ rx5915 Travel Companion, Auto GPS
- Equal parts PDA and GPS device
- Advanced SiRFstar III GPS chipset
- Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet
Explorer on Windows Mobile 5.0
- Integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and MP3 player
- LG Portable Navigator LN740, Auto GPS The LG Portable Navigator LN740 has great routing performance, according to reviews.. The sleek form enables easy portability, and battery life is much better than average, say experts. The LG LN740 has text-to-speech functionality, which reviewers see as a virtue, even though the speaker volume is weak and enunciation could be better. Like other good units, it includes the SiRFstar III chipset and uses NAVTEQ maps. The points-of-interest database is extensive and includes good search tools.
- Magellan Maestro 4000, Auto GPS
- Easy to use
- Widescreen display
- Magellan Maestro 4050, Auto GPS The Magellan Maestro 4050 is loaded with features for the price. Those include text-to-speech functionality, a 4.3-inch touchscreen, quick text entry, multi-segment routing, Bluetooth, and real-time traffic alerts. The user interface is improved compared with previous Magellan units. The AAA data is a terrific asset, and the points-of-interest database is unusually useful. The 4050 uses a SiRFstar III GPS chip for fast and accurate reception. The NAVTEQ maps are up-to-date. Speaker volume can be louder than it can from competing products.
- Magellan Maestro 4250, Auto GPS
- Lots of features for the price
- Sleek design
- Magellan Maestro 4350, Auto GPS
- Useful new features
- Speaks street names
- Clear, easy-to-use, wide touch screen
- Three months of free traffic service
- Magellan RoadMate 2000, Auto GPS Despite being a low-priced GPS receiver, the Magellan RoadMate 2000 uses the SiRFstar III chipset, which is a major advantage: Some older, more expensive units use other chips that have reception problems in cities with skyscrapers and other areas without a direct path to a satellite. Reviewers also like that the RoadMate 2000 uses NAVTEQ maps. They say the user interface is simple and text entry is quick. The speaker is clear and loud enough. The touchscreen is bright and works well in sunlight, according to reviews. The RoadMate 2000 is capable of multi-segment routing and it can re-route away from slowed traffic.
- Mio DigiWalker C520, Auto GPS
- Loads of features at a low price
- Split screen is a helpful navigation
tool
- Especially sleek and good-looking
- Navigon 2200T, Auto GPS
- Free traffic information for life
- Speaks street names
- Lots of advanced features
- Fits easily in your pocket
- Navigon 7200T, Auto GPS
- Free traffic info for life with no ads
- Speaks street names
- Lots of advanced features
- Widescreen
- Nextar I4-BC, Auto GPS
- Backup camera
- Lots of features for the price
- Widescreen
- TeleNav Shotgun, Auto GPS
- Constantly updated traffic information
- Unlimited addresses via the Internet
- Automatic over-the-air updates
- Can send addresses wirelessly to the unit
- Slim design
- TomTom GO 510, Auto GPS Reviewers say the TomTom GO 510 has a good interface and many extra features, including Bluetooth for hands-free calling, itinerary planning, an iPod connector, an SD card slot, and an impressive points-of-interest database. It also has a widescreen display. Like other TomTom models, it uses the well-regarded SiRFstar III chipset.
- TomTom Go 720, Auto GPS
- Loads of high-end features
- User-submitted map updates on MapShare
- User-friendly traffic alerts
- TomTom GO 730, Auto GPS
- Three command options
- IQ Routes function "learns" best route
- TomTom Go 740 Live, Auto GPS
- Google search offers unlimited addresses
- Real-time traffic info from other
drivers
- Plenty of advanced features
- TomTom GO 920T, Auto GPS
- Dead reckoning lets the unit keep its bearings
when it loses a signal
- Three command options: voice, remote and touchscreen
- Great navigation
outside the U.S.
- TomTom GO 930, Auto GPS
- Unit keeps its bearings when it loses a signal
- Three command options: voice,
remote and touch screen
- IQ Routes function "learns" best route
- TomTom Go 930T, Auto GPS
- Voice, remote and touch-screen commands
- IQ Routes function "learns" best
route
- Included traffic receiver and one-year traffic subscription
- TomTom ONE, Auto GPS Value is unmatched. Reviewers love the aesthetics and compactness of the TomTom ONE. In fact, easy portability is the main reason reviewers prefer the TomTom ONE to its larger sibling, the TomTom ONE XL (*est. $320). The TomTom ONE uses the SiRFstar III chipset and GPS reception is great. According to reviews, voice quality is clean and sufficiently loud, the user interface is elegant, and the customization options are very good. The TomTom ONE is capable of multi-destination routing, another plus.
- TomTom One 125, Auto GPS
- Ultra-portable
- Inexpensive
- TomTom One 130, Auto GPS
- Ultraportable
- Inexpensive
- TomTom One 130S, Auto GPS
- Speaks street names
- Ultra-portable
- TomTom One 140S, Auto GPS
- Speaks street names
- Advanced features like lane assist
- TomTom One 3rd Edition, Auto GPS
- Budget price
- Celebrity voices
- Supports dozens of languages
- TomTom One XL, Auto GPS
- Widescreen
- Celebrity voices
- Supports dozens of languages
- TomTom One XL-S, Auto GPS
- Widescreen display
- Speaks street names
- TomTom XL 330S, Auto GPS
- Widescreen
- Speaks street names
- Amica Mutual, Auto Insurance
- Outstanding customer service
- Pays claims promptly
- Low prices
- Better Business Bureau accreditation
- Serves all states (except Hawaii)
- State Farm, Auto Insurance
- Might be willing to insure higher-risk drivers
- Huge network of local agents
- USAA, Auto Insurance
- Helpful customer service
- No-hassle claims
- Low prices
- Exceptional financial strength
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