i just bough 370z 2016 base model, i want to install oem navigation system into base model. is that possible. if its possible. does it worth in another world dose work like manufacture? thank you guys for your input.

 

Dealer wanted to sell me a Nav sys for my Z34 Niz which didn't have it nor was Nav Pkg an option (a dumb one at that). Curious (but had zero interest in having), I asked about cost. $2700 installed. Hahahahahahahahaha. Yeah, no.

So, yes, it's possible. Do it yourself, parts will cost in the neighborhood of $1500-2000 depending on where you source it; and if you're not installing it, add several hundred in labor (even though it's not that much work.)

I fail to see why anyone wants Nav in the car when every phone on the planet can run any number of never-need-to-update Nav apps. Mount the phone on a cradle and save $2500? I dunno, whatevs.....

Two of my cars have Nav. NEVER use it. "Hello, Siri?"

 

my brain hurts... "If it's possible, does it work like stock?" I'm sorry I can't answer that.

I have to agree with mike on this one. If you wanted a more integrated and less expensive option than stock nav a new head unit with apple carplay or android auto may be a good middle ground. The sony XAV-AX100 is probably the least expensive option from a reputable manufacturer.

 

I love my Pioneer App Radio 4. Navigation, Apple Car Play, and looks like it came from factory. People can't believe that it's aftermarket.

 

I don't know if the 370Z has a cubby above the radio, but I have a much cheaper solution if the cubby exists. I mounted a Garmin GPS unit in the cubby and it performs much like the stock GPS unit.

 

Me, too. $175 for an aftermarket Garmin. Looks almost OEM, lifetime map updates and traffic, can’t beat the cost, features, accuracy, etc. No brainer.

 

After market GPS is always better than OEM. Cheaper too.

Just get a pioneer touch withNav installed.

 

Op its possible but its a ton of work. See my thread for proof