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Friends: 0 | Did anyone notice that he was able to enter a destination while moving? Is the Nav Nazi only in US vehicles, or was I seeing things? |
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Navigation Input Override (Speed Sensor Bypass) . Last edited by hill; 11-08-2009 at 05:40 AM. | |
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Friends: 0 | Thanks, Hill. I assumed (yes, a bad thing) that the review was on an unmodified Prius. |
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Friends: 33 | Another thing to tease the yanks with, the rest of the world can enter a destination into the navigation system on the fly. Haha! A pretty balanced review, but is it really 200x better than the old one? |
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Thanks, Pat. It's nice to know our Yank society has become so litigiously irresponsible that a Japanese car company feels we are the only country in the world that needs babysitting. Amazing what a hot cup of coffee from McDonald's can start. I drove a Gen II and my Gen III side-by-side, and don't know if I'd use "200x", but it was significantly enough better for me to shell out an extra $7k over an 08 CPO Touring model. The main points were the handling, seats (esp. heated), and drivetrain improvements. With a 140-mile/day commute, those differences become critical to survival. | |
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Thanks, Pat. It's nice to know our Yank society has become so litigiously irresponsible that a Japanese car company feels we are the only country in the world that needs babysitting. Amazing what a hot cup of coffee from McDonald's can start. 






