2014 Mazda MAZDA3 S Long-Term Road Test

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• caramelo91 Member Posts: 13

  February 2014

  Wow that's a pretty cool feature. Especially handy when you are traveling in an area you are unfamiliar with and you can't even focus on the road because you're trying to find street names and signs. Or signs that are covered by trees etc.

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• seppoboy Member Posts: 93

  February 2014

  OK, count me impressed, as a navigation unit skeptic who has yet to experience nav that doesn't seriously irritate and usually fail to provide any real value. That is a good display and a useful function, good for Mazda, nice job.

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• seppoboy Member Posts: 93

  February 2014

  OK, that's a worthwhile feature. I'm not a fan of navigation systems, most of them are fussy, frustrating, and of limited usefulness. Mazda has a winner here, this is a genuinely useful and clear display. They seem to have done a lot of good work with the Mazda 3.

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• azsoonerfan Member Posts: 4

  February 2014

  My 6 year old Garmin Nuvi does this. It is a handy feature, but not a new one.

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• stovt001_ Member Posts: 799

  February 2014

  Yeah my old Garmin does this too.

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• nutellapr Member Posts: 5

  April 2014

  I have speed warnings and red light radar warnings turned on and it's great especially when driving in unfamiliar areas. I understand if tethered to wifi it will also download radar hot spots.

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