CPT9000 or BimmerNav?
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Hey everyone I have a question on Bluetooth. I have a 04 530i with no navi or bluetooth.
I am quite about given up on the Navi but I do want Bluetooth. I saw that you can get the CPT9000 and add in the little Bluetooth module. This method still leaves me with the fact that I have to go to the dealer and turn everything "on".
I then saw an ad from BimmerNav and they say that their kit requires no programming and is plug and play as long as my car has the SOS feature.
Has anyone bought the kit from BimmerNav? Its $745
CPT9000 eject box and stuff is looking like its going to cost $150
then another $300 for the little bluetooth module...PLUS going to the dealer for the programming.
Will the $745 BimmerNav solution come out cheaper than the CPT9000 method?
I am quite about given up on the Navi but I do want Bluetooth. I saw that you can get the CPT9000 and add in the little Bluetooth module. This method still leaves me with the fact that I have to go to the dealer and turn everything "on".
I then saw an ad from BimmerNav and they say that their kit requires no programming and is plug and play as long as my car has the SOS feature.
Has anyone bought the kit from BimmerNav? Its $745
CPT9000 eject box and stuff is looking like its going to cost $150
then another $300 for the little bluetooth module...PLUS going to the dealer for the programming.
Will the $745 BimmerNav solution come out cheaper than the CPT9000 method?
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