Can anyone suggest a good GPS navigational system at a reasonable price? Where exactly can I buy it?

Ok, I recommend you the brand Magellan... they have several areas of GPS service, and navigational systems, I consider is the best of all.

Google Magellan and find the model you want... they have so many options of range and price, that I'm sure you will find the right one... then, with the model, just order it from amazon.com... they'll delivered to your door bell...

If you have some more money, there are a few new models which you can buy the card from the place you are driving and download all the info related for the satellite to accurate - even more - your information!

Good luck and go out to explore the world!

I actually have a Motorola RAZR, and via Verizon, i'm getting maps, turn via turn guidelines, and the capability to seek for stuff (eating places, inn, dry cleaners, and so on.) close to a trip spot. It substitute into very efficient on a contemporary NYC holiday, and that i did no longer evenchronic there! the extra fee substitute into $10 a month, it extremely is extra low-fee (and with the quest function, simpler) than the equivalent Garmin or TomTom, which required some hundred dollars plus a month-to-month fee. while you're prepared to do without turn-via-turn guidelines, you will evaluate a handheld GPS via Garmin. those are frequently used for trekking, desert, and so on. identifying to purchase a unit with sturdy reminiscence, alongside with an added CD that has all US maps, would be tons whilst in comparison with their "vehicle based" instruments that look to start at approximately $4 hundred. a low-fee GPS expenditures under $one hundred. an more advantageous handheld unit with a map disk would desire to nevertheless run approximately $2 hundred, perhaps $250. which would be sufficient that may additionally assist you get around a clean city, or a minimum of provide you a clue as to the place you're, and the place that &*$#@! highway is. desire this enables!

I'm partial to TomTom5. You can read the reviews of various stand-alone GPS models at www.cnet.com. TomTom6 has also just been released so you might find a good deal in the next week or so on TomTom5. I bought mine through www.semsons.com, but I certainly wouldn't rule out ebay.

My Garmin MAP276C works GREAT & has blue chart & talks to 2 me & there help Department is very good.Got mine @ BassPro Shops.IF I ever got lost with mine I would just stay home forever because it shows U - Tells U - Don't even have 2 look @ it - best thing since sliced bread.