factory nav, did you get it, do you like it

[Roddog]

is it voice command as well?

[mcg75]

I'd assume 2012 is the same as 2013.

No voice commands.

The factory nav is on par with my standalone tomtom unit.

What I like about the factory setup is I don't have to worry about finding my windows beat out from some lowlife looking for drug money by stealing it.

[Roddog]

Amazon.com: chevy cruze gps

anybody seen or have thoughts on this, come overseas, kida worries me

[Buckshot]

I really like having the Nav built-in. I usually just use my phone but having it integrated is a lot better experience.

[2013Cruze]

Anyone have a opinion on the factory nav is it worth the $795.00?

[2013Cruze]

Know one with an opinion?

[2013Cruze]

I really like having the Nav built-in. I usually just use my phone but having it integrated is a lot better experience.

Anything else you like about it?

[herchevycruze]

Anyone have a opinion on the factory nav is it worth the $795.00?

I think it is definately worth it, I love my Nav and don't know if I will ever own another car without it. I like being able to see all the roads around me and have an idea of where I'm at. It's a little hard to use as a touchscreen with the way it is set back in the dash but overall I'm still very pleased with it.

[2013Cruze]

I think it is definately worth it, I love my Nav and don't know if I will ever own another car without it. I like being able to see all the roads around me and have an idea of where I'm at. It's a little hard to use as a touchscreen with the way it is set back in the dash but overall I'm still very pleased with it.

Thanks for the info.

[Buckshot]

I think it is definately worth it, I love my Nav and don't know if I will ever own another car without it. I like being able to see all the roads around me and have an idea of where I'm at. It's a little hard to use as a touchscreen with the way it is set back in the dash but overall I'm still very pleased with it.

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Another annoyance is that you have to be parked to input destinations, but I can understand this due to safety reasons.