How to Choose a Pioneer Navigation System for Your Car
Pioneer navigation systems are on the cutting edge of in-car GPS navigation. They are some of the more advanced units on the market with an interface that is aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly. Pioneer offers a variety of units to fit every customer's lifestyle and navigation needs, so here's how to choose a Pioneer navigation system for your car.
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Make a budget. Because Pioneer is so advanced, and because increasing function makes for an increasing price tag, the most high-tech unit is over $2,000. Decide how much you want to spend before you start looking at all the features you might not be able to afford.
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Check out the Pioneer Web site (see Resources below). They have a particular section for Pioneer Navigation which will outline your options for systems for your car.
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Narrow down your choices. Based on what Pioneer says about their own products, decide on a few you would like to know more about.
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Contact local retailers for Pioneer and ask about the systems you are interested in. Some play DVDs, some play MP3s, some are just no-frills GPS. Which fits your needs best?
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Look online for good prices. Sometimes online retailers have access to refurbished or overstocked units and can offer better prices than local retailers. Buy the unit and have it installed.
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Tips & Warnings
Do not let your eyes get bigger than your wallet. This is especially true when considering a Pioneer system as their price tags can reach higher than other makers. Buy only the GPS unit with features that you'll use.
Check with Pioneer, and if a professional installation is suggested, it's best to abide by this suggestion.
Depending on the unit you buy, it may need professional installation. Don't forget to factor this into the net cost of equipping your car with a Pioneer navigation system.
Check with your automaker as to whether the GPS unit you are installing voids any warranties on your car.
