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Originally Posted by tripjammer
I hear ya and agree, but in the end the VP is not a good presenter. He seems a bit fake and over the top. He needs to calm down and be more down to earth and real.
But overall I think Scion is doing a good job.
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Yeah I know, sometimes it's a bit on the lame side, kinda like when you go to the dealership as most of us will....and run into a Salesman who is going to try and educate you on this car when 99% of us on here are going to know way more about the car then they will....lol.
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Originally Posted by tripjammer
Nope I bet it not going to be optional...will be standard. My prediction. That radio we saw back in November was a place holder. They did not want you to see the Pioneer Bespoke system yet because it was not ready.
Why do some people still think that navigation systems still have to cost $1000 to $2000 when every smartphone has a built in GPS navigation?
They wanted to add some tech to the car and this was it. Hopefully it is good.
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The BRZ is the one that comes standard. Scion it not going to do that. GPS Navigation in a car is not the same as on your phone. Functionally it works the same, but cost to build is not there. You have a loading disc tray (CD/DVD drive's) that drive manufacture up, software specific to the Navi system, more rotating parts...etc. The 7inch screen on your Navi cost more than your 4inch Android/Iphone does....so many more cost associated with it that you simply can't compare it to that of a cell phone.