Well, it's either go to the main menu, and press the top-left, bottom-left, top-left, bottom-left, then the top-right of the screen to allow on-the-fly navigation, or dig the Garmin out of my car's trunk.
At least there is a hack for it. I'm tempted to not update it, even though the maps are old, 'cause it might "fix" this for me.
@that ain't the way to have fun, son: good call, maybe try going to a dealer and get into a car with the updated map pack and see if the hack still works
I've been through all those states (not Manitoba). I enjoy the wheatfields, cornfields, barns, livestock. I can watch videos or TV every night at home.
Also, how could I backseat drive if I were viewing a screen?
All I want for Christmas is an E550 sedan with the following options:
-Useless, complex, and heavy electronic doo-dads delete
I understand that many people want the latest James Bond movie gadgets in their cars, and it's a good idea to cater to them.
But you know what? Some of us want the latest car, and don't give a damn about gadgets as long as the car drives well. Delete the crap that we don't want, and it is cheaper for them to build the cars and for us to buy them, leading to a greater likelihood of increased car sales.
@pauljones: +1000. Every company should offer a "Spartan" version. A/C and radio, that's it. If they work hard on exhaust note you can even ditch the radio.
@Syrax: I'd add ABS to that list, as well as an actual, good old-fashion ignition key (none of this push-button crap) and a proper console shifter in place of that stupid little computer controller circle-peg-thingy.
A very simple technology with a very complex implementation. And as much as I despise the needless technological complication of automobiles, this is truly ingenious, considering the market segment for which it is intended.
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Having to hack the one in my wife's RX300 every time you start it is a pain.
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by the sound of what you are saying.....
in-car GPS.... you're doing it wrong!
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Well, it's either go to the main menu, and press the top-left, bottom-left, top-left, bottom-left, then the top-right of the screen to allow on-the-fly navigation, or dig the Garmin out of my car's trunk.
At least there is a hack for it. I'm tempted to not update it, even though the maps are old, 'cause it might "fix" this for me.
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if so, then get your update on :)
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I've been through all those states (not Manitoba). I enjoy the wheatfields, cornfields, barns, livestock. I can watch videos or TV every night at home.
Also, how could I backseat drive if I were viewing a screen?
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Yep, Manitoba and Saskatchewan slam-dunk Kansas/Nebraska for flat, open space.
It is neat seeing the soy fields blowing in a gentle breeze. They are typically uninterrupted to the horizon, so it does look water-like.
/thinks soy is the blue flowers
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After seeing the Range Rover one in use on Top Gear, I have to say, it looks pretty freakin' cool...if useless.
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-Useless, complex, and heavy electronic doo-dads delete
I understand that many people want the latest James Bond movie gadgets in their cars, and it's a good idea to cater to them.
But you know what? Some of us want the latest car, and don't give a damn about gadgets as long as the car drives well. Delete the crap that we don't want, and it is cheaper for them to build the cars and for us to buy them, leading to a greater likelihood of increased car sales.
Why is catering to us such a bad idea?
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#tips
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Somebody is missing half a Rascal #parallelparking
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