Adding Factory Navigation to a Package #4?

My dealer said no. That it would not be what is offered from the factory and that I would not like it. True or not.. no idea.

 

Many of us who have the Factory Installed NAV are not happy. More often than not when I try to use it, I end up pulling out my Garmin NuVi 360.

 

Can't be done but why would you want it? Buy a portable unit, take it with you, and save a pile of money.

 

Toyota Factory Nav is worse than the cheapest Portable Nav system you can buy! There are lots of threads detailing this. I know it's a disappointment not to have the maps up on that big screen, but, trust me, you won't need to look at the maps when the voice is telling you the name of the street to turn on, and the name of the location, if it came out of the GPS database.

Go with the Garmin Nuvi X60 series (360, 660, etc) if you need Bluetooth connectivity. Go with the X50 series if your Prius has Bluetooth built-in. There is one series (X70 I think) that has built-in Euro Maps in case you are thinking of driving in Europe. As the prices go up, there are more goodies, like traffic receivers.

The reason I suggest Garmin is that they have the best support for their products that I've ever seen. Better than any product I've ever bought. ALso, I love this company so much that I bought stock in it.

 

yes go with aftermarket. I had a change to fiddle with the MFD GPS through toyota in a camry, and it wasn't good at all. Ford has better GPS intergrated honestly. Garmin or tom-tom is the way to go. Dealer mark up GPS no good...