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Originally Posted by boondocksaint
Options aren't as important, since there weren't many and some can be polarizing. Like the nav, which isn't terribly good.
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That's interesting. I like things built-in (rather than stuck on the windscreen) ... but I thought the nav was already old-fashioned when the car launched (Coupe late 2006): low resolution screen, clunky interface, etc ... not to mention it having to be open to play discs which I thought very distracting to driving. I thought of the nav as being equivalent to a bathroom or kitchen in a house: the first room that shows age as fashion/style changes. And so I left it out.
[But I still like things minimalist .. just being 'there' ... and I miss it ... it's a pity one cannot replace the inbuilt screen with an iPad or something newer.]