questionsmy garmin gps in the car just died. should i…   I have
owned both Garmin and TomTom units and prefer the software on
the Garmins and the hardware quality of the TomToms.  Bringing
price into the equation makes it easier - you can get the
equivalent features on a TomTom unit for way less than Garmin.
@durkzilla: Price is not a huge deciding factor because I can
justify the $$$ for something that will last hopefully another 5
years. Within reason of course.   @jimmyd103: I would just
update your phone instead. I don't know anyone who doesn't use
an iphone or android for this purpose. Both of them have apps
that just do this. My daughter has hers set to do turn by turn
instructions, with voice. Very convenient, just like the fancy
GPS systems, and no worries about the maps being updated.  The
only time I can see a pure GPS device being an improvement over
that is if you need directions, and have no signal to your
phone, and haven't already downloaded what you needed ahead of
time.   @shrdlu: That woul