I had a Tom Tom and hated it....it was a Tom Tom ONE and it would lock up sometimes. Then there was an issue of the maps being wrong, even after updates.
Do GPS's require a subscription like Satellite Radio?Garmin has map previews on their website so you can check it out and see how up to date their maps are. I don't know if TomTom does or not. A friend of mine has a TomTom and loves his. Unfortunetely I don't know what model he has. I have a Garmin Nuvi 750 and my old garmin worked great in Toronto two years ago.
the canadian way...we pave it as roads for winter...and chip it for our beers / pop / BBQ meat in the summer :lol:paved with ice , nice .. when my freezer runs out , I can chip some from the front yard , the rumly and coke needs a few cubes ....;-)
What happened to the rest of Canada :shock:Their maps for Canada are broken into 3 sections (if I recall correctly): BC & Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba, Quebec & Ontario.
Having driven a dirt/clay track through the wilderness, called a road in far Northern Alberta, I'm not sure if no roads wouldn't be better :grin:They break them into LARGE groupings, but those are the broad names they throw onto the files.
Heck, they have Texas broken into 4-5 files and Minnesota is 2 just by itself... Are you sure they use roads?;-)