"I Agree" to the navigation system
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I thought the XM radio was a great idea until I learned that in addition to actually getting the system itself, you also have to pay a monthly subscription for the stations. I've never really taken my car on a lot of long trips, so it's not really worth the price for me.
Their special is $299, plus free 1-year subscription and waived activation fee.
Works for me. Plus taxes, that works out to $1.06 per day. And I won't have to hear that out-of-tune singing of that Toyota commercial they're constantly playing.
Over 2 years, and taking into account $10 monthly fee for the second year, that works out to 61 cents per day.
Assuming that XMSR (the stock ticker) stays solvent for 3 years and doesn't have any price increases, my daily cost would only be 52-cents per day.
Another way to think of it is that after the first year, my cost is only 35-cents per day. Still not bad, compared to the candy budget.
I think it's worth it. I've stopped eating candy bars, which were costing me over a dollar a day, so I'm still in the black.
Oops...I just realized this is a NAV related thread. So sorry for the hijack!
Works for me. Plus taxes, that works out to $1.06 per day. And I won't have to hear that out-of-tune singing of that Toyota commercial they're constantly playing.
Over 2 years, and taking into account $10 monthly fee for the second year, that works out to 61 cents per day.
Assuming that XMSR (the stock ticker) stays solvent for 3 years and doesn't have any price increases, my daily cost would only be 52-cents per day.
Another way to think of it is that after the first year, my cost is only 35-cents per day. Still not bad, compared to the candy budget.
I think it's worth it. I've stopped eating candy bars, which were costing me over a dollar a day, so I'm still in the black.
Oops...I just realized this is a NAV related thread. So sorry for the hijack!
K.....back on topic.....!
Who has purchased from Coastal Dave and can give any reference to ease of install or how easy the included directions are to follow for the install.
Looks like if we purchase the "I Agree" package....that we would need to know some wiring?
Who has purchased from Coastal Dave and can give any reference to ease of install or how easy the included directions are to follow for the install.
Looks like if we purchase the "I Agree" package....that we would need to know some wiring?
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Mine's still on order, but from the looks of things, it's going to be easiest installable item being offered by them. Look under your driver seat. I think it's going to be just a matter of:bshef said:
1. unplugging the cable from the DVD unit
2. plugging in the new doohickey into the unit
3. plugging in the cable into the doohickey
If you want to use the other features such as the video & audio inputs, you're have to run some wiring.
Louie
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