[nature boy]

Looks like the least expensive Garmin unit that will call out street by name is Nuvi 350 at $249.95  shipped as Natureboy pointed out.

My question:  Nuvi 360 is available at $275 shipped.  The only difference is bluetooth capability.  Is this feature worth the extra $25?

Woodsyi,

I passed on the Nuvi 360 as several users said the speech quality from cell phone calls was not the best, plus my bro has a bluetooth headset he prefers.  I don't think you can go wrong with either Garmin or TomTom, personally I don't like the Magellan units.

A compass and map will work as previously noted.   I wouldn't try to use them while your driving though.    They are better for hiking, IMHO.   Good luck with your decision.

NB

[lonewolfny42]

Bigfish....

Although I drive 65,000 miles per year....

WOW Ken!!!.....thats a lot of driving.....
How often do you get a new car ....once a year ?

[murphy11]

This promotion got me thinking...

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=205583800&adid=17070&dcaid=17070

Thanks for bringing this up. After rebate and google checkout discount I just bought a Garmin refurbished C330 for $119 for the wife. I think she will love it