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  1. OK guys, I prefer having an independent set myself but joking aside here is a second stab at the pros list... OEM Nav Pros O-1. Less likely to have a breakin as the unit is built in so cannot easily be removed by tea leafs. O-2. Don't have to fiddle around with physically setting it up before you drive away - less hassle and delay. O-3. No need to clean the windscreen to avoid tell tale sucker marks (see 1 above) O-4. Won't fall off the windscreen when you accelerate or corner hard O-5. Integrates to HUD, displaying directions for you in an easy to see format. O-6. Don't have to recharge it from the 12V socket, leaving the socket free for the 101 other things you use it for (electronic hand warmers anybody? ) O-7. Doesn't take up windscreen space, so more room for your fluffy Garfields. Or better visibility. You chose. Independent Set Pros I-1. Can use it in any car you want. I-2. A lot cheaper to buy. I-3. A lot cheaper to keep up to date. (Is it? ) I-4. Wider choice of devices so you can find something you really like rather than having to put up with just one user interface that might be annoying you. I-5. Wider choice of voicemappings, settings. I-6. When mounted it is in line of sight. You don't have to look down so far to see it. So improved safety and convenience. For different people, the relative values of the above will mean a different choice. I am sure others can add things to the starter for 13 above. R04drunner1 (P.S. if you like this, please show it some love by +1. Reputation still -7, don't know why!?)
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