They are both (in my photos) quoting the same amount down. BTW, the amount down is so high because I calculated in the amount I expect to be able to talk them down within the “trade in value”.
No worries, my “please enlighten me” was 100% sincere btw, no sarcasm! I just realized it may have come off differently than I meant it.Sorry I thought you were comparing the other guys payment estimator
Who needs Nav with Android Auto/Carplay?
Exactly, and that's why they bundled nav with 401A. ~$795 for nav became irrelevant. Add it to a package with stuff you very well might want, and they can charge you for it and it's "included." You want the digital dash? Heated steering wheel? Premier trim? (which really is nicer) Congratulations, you also get nav! That will be $2,200 please.
Yes. And for $100 it would be a good value.
In my experience phone nav is not as good as factory nav or Garmin nav. Just ran into a situation the other day where I didn’t have good cell reception and lost phone nav. My Garmin Nuvi saved the day! Also the Garmin provide much more info.
I hear you! I really like the nicer interior the 401a gives you, but unlike everyone else, the digital dash cluster doesn’t do anything for me. I’m an old school guy who prefers the analog speedo and tach and don’t like the various forms the tachometer takes when you change driving modes. Also see this dash becoming problematic down the road. So I had to give up the nicer interior thanks to Ford’s package bundling!
Surely you jest. You don't need good reception on your whole route, download the route for offline and you will keep navigating even when you lose cell reception. The maps are ALWAYS updated, don't require a subscription for most, and even if you get some premium phone nav that does require a subscription it updates itself. No plugging you Nuvi into your PC or putting a new card in the car nav. My experience with built in car nav is it's OK when the car is new, but comically outdated in a couple years. I used a Nuvi for years. The interface is great, but it can't touch Maps or Waze for timely updates and features.
Yeah, I only got the nav because I wanted the digital dash. Pretty annoying.
Apple/Google Maps has always been superior for me as the maps are rarely (if ever) out-dated and are almost instantly updated with new traffic patterns/roads/routes. There are also many instances where attempting to put an address into Sync 3 is a gigantic headache because it will only accept a street name a single specific way (ie: South Olden Ave must be S. Olden Ave or S. Olden Avenue or perhaps just Olden Ave - ran into this yesterday).
