uk/us members nav yes or no
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My Ride: E60 530d Sport - Carbon Black, Black Dakota Leather, Media Pack (satnav, bluetooth, CD changer), heated font seats, through load
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I have nav pro AND bluetooth. I don't see the point of having nav bus (without map) in a car like the E60.
No nav hurts the resale value as much as no leather.
No nav hurts the resale value as much as no leather.
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I have business nav (pro-nav was not compatible with Bluetooth until around 6 months after the UK launch). I find the directional arrow display to be very easy to follow whilst driving and the latest software upgrades have improved it further by showing side roads off your route to prevent you turning too soon and road ahead direction changes. If you are budget restricted, bus nav is very good. Every passenger who has been with me and seen the system in action thinks it is very good and very clear and easy to follow.
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I agree bus nav is very good. I only bought it because of resale and as jonboy said, it esential in a car like the E60. I dont know how good pro nav is but i do reccomend bus nav if you are ona budget.
At the time my dealer also said that pro nav was unavailable which turned to be a BS.
At the time my dealer also said that pro nav was unavailable which turned to be a BS.
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Originally Posted by WINGer' date='Dec 12 2004, 02:23 AM
No Nav.? Wish I would have gotten it though.
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