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One of the latest and greatest from Garmin. Anyone who didn't get the 360 for $249 from Costco should seriously consider this deal.
Costco will have Maestro 4250 for $250 in a month
No bluetoof.
aqualame as impossible as it seems, that may be the dumbest comparison you have ever made.
Free shipping for the first time customers. Also there is a 15% off coupon C56574 [ upto $50 ] for first time customers. That brings it to $255 + tax. + $0 shipping. Does HSN charge tax for items shipped California?
I am thinking of returning Nuvi 660 to Amazon [ $350 ].
I take that back..
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No go..
Sales tax is applied to all orders shipped to Florida and California.
jwahoo, I'm not making comparisons.. just passing information along for people who are hunting for a GPS unit, that's all. Now calm down and go study your pre-algebra.
Thanks for clearing that up hypocrite.
Analflame: Costco will have a self-castration kit for $19.99 starting next month. $24.99 if you want the deluxe model with antiseptic. I'm just sayin'...
#10 very funny, thanks for the laugh
Great price on a great unit. Consumer Reports ranks this #1, and shows an average retail price of $500. Even without BT, this is great...TTS is a must have these days.
Great deal, Garmin rules.
How does this compare with the Nuvi 660? I know the 660 has Bluetooth, what do the Nuvi 700 series have that the 600 series don't?
#13
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/compare.do?cID=134&compare=compare&compareProduct=400&compareProduct=10625
Shows the differences
Seems like a nice unit. Less battery life than the 6xx series.
MSN direct compatible.
Nice route setups, too. I wonder if getting the 680 was the right decision.
Hmm seems like a nice unit. I got the 660 from amazon for $350. Dunno which feature is more useful for me, the bluetooth or the routing. If this was the 760 I'd be returning the 660 right now.
Buy a bluetooth headset if you really want that feature. They are cheaper than the $55 price difference between the GPS units. Plus, many people report an echo when when using the bluetoof on the GPS.
And for those bitching about the battery life, I have 2 words for you: vehicle adapter It comes with the 750.
Is this SirfStarIII?
Crack it open to extract the precious bounty within.
This unit seems cool, but I already have the c330 not quite as advanced but it does do the job