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10 Apr 2004, 04:37 am
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Re: Honda Navigation systems
If cost is a real issue to you then don't get either. Get an atlas from
WalMart. In fact you could just walk where you need to go or ride a bycycle. If you can't afford a navigational system don't buy any. If you want the very best and can afford it get the built in Honda system. If you don't plan on keeping the car long or need navigation is several cars get a protable Garmin.     
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