Sat fright

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Sat fright

My Peugeot 406 HD90, now 5 years old is fitted with factory satnav. I have not used it a great deal locally but now, about to go away, I find it unreadable. The main dealer states that it has to be returned to repair at approx cost £250 not viable. Can you offer any reason for the malfunctioning? If a portable sat nav such as TomTom is suitable could you suggest a good buy for not a lot of heavy usage.

Asked on 12 December 2009 by

Answered by Honest John

It may be repairable by an independent specialist, maybe not. Tom Tom and Garmin are both good. I particularly like the Tom Tom facility that shows you your true speed against the prevailing limit and beeps if you over speed by more than10%. That's a real licence saver. Halfords is probably your best source. www.indic8tor.com is a cheaper alternative. www.enablecom.co.uk offers this feature as an ‘App’ for Smartphones.

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