NAV Retrofit
09-15-2005, 02:15 PM
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My Ride: 2004 BMW 525i, Titanium Silver, Black Dakota Interior w/poplar wood trim, Tinted Windows, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, Stick-shift, Bluetooth, AUX Input
Hey fellas,
I just spoke to my service rep and she said that the NAV retrofit kit is going to cost USD 3250 and $450 for installation.
Are the parts that expensive?? Remember that now I have option 6UA which is the wiring in the car. I believed the retrofit kit costed 1800 + labor after May'05.
Can anybody help me on this one? I sure would like to get NAV.. but 3250 just for parts is a little expensive... dont you think?? Or can I get the retrofit kit somewhere else??
Thanks!
I just spoke to my service rep and she said that the NAV retrofit kit is going to cost USD 3250 and $450 for installation.
Are the parts that expensive?? Remember that now I have option 6UA which is the wiring in the car. I believed the retrofit kit costed 1800 + labor after May'05.
Can anybody help me on this one? I sure would like to get NAV.. but 3250 just for parts is a little expensive... dont you think?? Or can I get the retrofit kit somewhere else??
Thanks!
09-15-2005, 04:30 PM
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Jesus... just get a TomTom and stick it on the dash. Advantage is you can move it around to other cars. I have a Treo 650 + TomTom PDA Navigator 5 and bluetooth GPS device. Not as fancy as built-in nav, but it's portableand you avoid a lot of the iDrive problems that seem to afflict Nav cars more often.
09-15-2005, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Merzbow' date='Sep 15 2005, 08:30 PM
Jesus... just get a TomTom and stick it on the dash. Advantage is you can move it around to other cars. I have a Treo 650 + TomTom PDA Navigator 5 and bluetooth GPS device. Not as fancy as built-in nav, but it's portableand you avoid a lot of the iDrive problems that seem to afflict Nav cars more often.
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09-15-2005, 11:01 PM
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My Ride: Current - 330 Sport Topaz Blue, Grey Leather, HK HIFI...lost interest!!
Waiting for - 535d Sport, Silver Grey, Foldy Mirrors, 172 19",Logic7,Pro Radio,Through load,Heated Front Seats,High Gloss shadowline,Black Maple,Headlight wash,Sun Protection Glass.
Dont do it....the BM system is not as good as the Tom Tom and garmin types devices you can get for a lot less...
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