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If On-Star were free that would be fine, but I'm not paying a monthly fee to use it. I just drove the Acura TSX and TL and their Nav systems were great! I really liked the TSX, but it was pretty gutless, and the TL is on the pricey side with some fairly nasty torque steer. I just want AWD, HID's and a DVD nav system. Whoever comes up with that gets my $$$.
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Go upwards to Audi then. Maybe VW for a fat, heavy Passat. It won't make any sense for there to be DVD navigation because of the OnStar relationship already started. If it's that big of a deal but you like the Legacy price, why not look at aftermarket systems which I hear tend to be better? Alpine is highly regarded for its navigation, and there would be various options for the screen display. How bout we make this a suggestion thread for anybody who knows about aftermarket dvd nav.?
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[quote name='skp']so i hear no nav....what do you guys think of this? [url]http://www.avic-n1.com/default.asp[/url] all in one package[/quote] Pretty cool, especially since it has the vehicle dynamics feature. Nothing like getting a unit that has navigation and can measure how much faster your car is getting with mods. :D
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[quote name='ha-evolution']That's awesome! Where would you put it in the Legacy?[/quote] It's a single DIN unit, so it would replace the stock Legacy CD player. I'm not sure about what install kit would be used, as I have not seen how the stock unit is mounted. [url]http://www.avic-n1.com[/url]
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You may have to pop a few panels to get to that point, but you should be able to pull the panel before pulling the head unit. IIRC, at least that is how it is in my BD Legacy (though thank god haven't had to open the dash in a few months. :cool: ) Pic of stock USDM dash from NAIAS in Detroit: [img]http://www.subdriven.com/gallerytk/generated/AutoShows/American%20Shows/NAIAS%202004/043__scaled_600.jpg[/img]
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[quote name='Th3Franz']Interesting. I wonder if the surrounding trim pops off so the head unit can be removed since that looks stock.[/quote] It's been mentioned elsewhere, but Subaru (of Japan) provides a replacement dash cover for those who wish to use third party stero gear. That's probably what's happened here. I'm sure SOA will also provide the same part, or at the very least someone will import them.
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[quote name='SUBE555']I can't imagine they'll offer one stock to us with our cars. It may be an option however.[/quote] It'll probably be an option, or accessory that'll be available in 6 months, just like the accessories for the Jap market.
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from Edmunds.com: [url]http://www.edmunds.com/reviews/roadtests/firstdrive/101838/article.html?tid=edmunds.h..reviews.rightbanner.1.*[/url] [i] "Dual-zone automatic climate control is available this year, but Subaru has no plans to offer a high-power audio system on par with the competition in this price range. The top-line Outback gets a seven-speaker system with a subwoofer and MP3 compatibility, but other Outbacks and Legacys make do with a mundane six-speaker setup. We were told, however, that a navigation system will be available starting in the 2006 model year."[/i] one more year... :(

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Since NAV will come sooner or later, that means the stock headunit must have inputs for them right? I wonder if the DIN conversion is just the face plate or would we need new brackets behind it too? The stock headunit seems wider than a DIN. Bryan
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yes... I need that in my car digital gauges = cool :) BNR34 GT-R style :) plus the Japanese NAV is cool! [img]http://www.subaru.co.jp/legacy/touringwagon/03/imgs/photo_navi3.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.subaru.co.jp/legacy/touringwagon/03/imgs/photo_navi4.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.subaru.co.jp/legacy/touringwagon/03/imgs/photo_navi1.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.subaru.co.jp/legacy/touringwagon/03/imgs/photo_navi2.jpg[/img]
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2395 pounds as seen here... [url=http://www.subaru.co.uk/IMGGB/WWW/Subaru_co_uk.nsf/NULL/FC6167B5CFCEF9CA80256E90005297E0?Opendocument]UK site[/url] which comes to $4,215USD at the current exchange rate (VAT included.) Pretty crazy!
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ack screw it... I could get a Stack gauge system and a Pioneer Avic-N1 in-dash for that price [img]http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pio/pe/images/portal/cit_3442/64850099AVIC-N1_open_big.jpg[/img]
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