Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 21:58:22 +0200 From: Karl Schmittt <sschmiednospamnet> Subject: Re: New navigation DVDs only available through Saab?
In article <MPG.1b4cd7efb155616798a2banospam.individual.net>, MeatballTurbo <carl.robsonnospamcing-czechs.com> wrote: > In article <300620041408468885%sschmiednospamnet>, sschmiednospamnet > says... > > Obviously, I was wondering if I have to obtain the DVD from Saab? > > Sadly, the company that makes the system - Navtech - don't have > > anything on their website and their help feature finally tells me to > > "contact my local dealer". Full circle. > > > I know it doesn't mention Saab specifically, but did you find this page > <URL:http://www.navteq.com/UserOrdersServlet? > action=listNavigators&continentId=EU> Thanks for the reply :-) I was on this page and at the top it says " If you do not see your navigation system in the list below, please contact your dealer or NAVTEQ". When you then go through the Navteq help page, you end up being told "contact your dealer" Brilliant :-( I've driven Saabs for 12 years now and know that they are a little more - "exclusive" is the word that comes to mind - where prices are concerned, but as I said in my original posting, I disagree with the amount of money Saab are demanding for a DVD update. Friends of ours are off to Sweden in July; maybe they can get a Swedish DVD for me (I assume all languages are on the DVD??). I remember my surprise at the cost of a tow-bar for my 9000 in Sweden: less than half the price I would have paid in Germany. Actually paid for the holiday . . . ;-) Many thanks again! KS
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