What is the Best After market Nav / DVD sys for the 350?
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glad i read this thread, saved me a total of 600 bucks from buying it from a shop and haveing them install it, i think its way smarter to buy it my self and have them install it, odds are they wont wanna do it after they realized im not gonna pay there mark up.
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Are there any nav systems that someone can recommend that will fit into the cubby hole that the stock nav goes into? I have the Bose system and I like having a CD changer, so I don't want to replace that. Any help would be appreciated! 
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Originally Posted by Forrest80
why is it you guys are getting prices lower than the pioneer website, it says M.S.R.P. $2,200.00 for AVIC-N2. Yet you guys are saying 1500, whats the deal, what am i not understanding or missing?
How about th eKenwood DDX-7017 and the KNA-DV4100 Package for $1650
Kenwood Double Din unit is one of th enicest CD/DVD Players you can get in th edash without th eaggrevation of Brake wire hook ups.
N2 is a nice unit But You can't play the DVD while in motion more than 10 Miles per hour.
Nazar
Kenwood Double Din unit is one of th enicest CD/DVD Players you can get in th edash without th eaggrevation of Brake wire hook ups.
N2 is a nice unit But You can't play the DVD while in motion more than 10 Miles per hour.
Nazar
Here you go...
...without a doubt the greatest unit I ever had. If you’re not in crazy rush getting it, wait for the one with HDD. 5435 doesn’t have it :/
...without a doubt the greatest unit I ever had. If you’re not in crazy rush getting it, wait for the one with HDD. 5435 doesn’t have it :/
Last edited by FairladyZi; Aug 11, 2005 at 09:52 PM.
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