BlackMamba08 wrote:spring for the premium package and get the stock nav...i'm happy with it...it's simple and not overly colorful
dangeris wrote:
Stupid indeed. The Tech. package is def not the best $2,000 I've spent my money on. If I had known what I know now, I'd of gone with an aftermarket Navi instead of spending my money on this "stock" and "simple" package as previously stated.
The only good thing worth mentioning about the Tech Package is the Backup Camera, which I absolutely LOVE. Living in NYC and having to parallel park pretty much everywhere I go, it's the best companion for squeezing into those tight spots and worrying if I have enough room in the back. But even the backup camera you can get aftermarket.
More on the "stock" Navi... the GPS stinks, the turns come faster than you think, the Arrow representing your car on the screen is not very accurate. The directions on my Cellphone's GPS are usually better, plus when my cellphone speaks about the next "turn" it actually says the street name, not "turn right" like the Nissan GPS does. I have to look on my screen to see what street I'm turning on which is rather annoying. Lastly, there is no DVD playback like most aftermarket Navis have. Not even when you're in park. This could have come in handly the many times I've had to wait for my GF when picking her up somewhere double parked outside for 10-30 mins.
If I had to choose all over again, I'd of saved the 2g's and put it towards a Pioneer AVIC D3....