In Built Sat Nav's

G’day Cobber,
Mine runs off a “Whereis” disc. You simply by an updated disc.
Myles.

Hi Cobber, In my case (Pajero owner) when I bought the car Mitsubishi Motors Aust. Ltd thought it was a great idea to have Telstra Whereis maps that were/are two years old.....the service dept have nothing to do with updates on Sat Nav. You can purchase a "New" disc ....2008 for a 2010 vehicle at approximately $385 or sometimes what the dealer wishes to charge....there is a web site on the net where you can access the code to basically download the latest maps for your navigational requirements/device. In my case I was lucky to "meet" someone on the Pajero club website who downloaded the latest maps onto a disc & sent them to me at no cost....how so nice some people are. Personally the MMAL Sat Nav systems are terrible & not a patch (IMHO) on some of the other makes options & features such as speed camera locations & speed warning alerts to name a few. I have my "other" Navigational aid in the vehicle with all my Ozi Explorer & touring maps on it & it also doubles as a Navigational unit too. I update that device off the Net yearly. Hope this info helps. Monty

If its a Toyota you have to buy it off them.

My boss had a 2003 Sahara with Ver9 of the maps in it IT was $385 to update to ver 14.


I get 18 months maps from Tom Tom for $85.