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Chriss Car Care Road

473 Seaford
Bridgeville, DE 19933
(302) 628-4695

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Sharks Service Center

616 Market St
Bridgeville, DE 19933
(302) 337-8233

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IG Burton Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Seaford

20578 Sussex Hwy
Seaford, DE 19973
(800) 642-9894

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Aamco Transmissions

22598 Sussex Hwy
Seaford, DE 19973
(302) 629-3058

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Speedway Auto Repair

Rt13
Greenwood, DE 19950
(302) 398-9262

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Joe Ben's Auto Shop

320 N Dual Hwy
Seaford, DE 19973
(302) 629-2270

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Bridgeville, DE Car Consumer Discussions

Re: 2010 Outback Navigation System [ssminton]: by ateixeira on Wed Sep 02 13:59:29 PDT 2009; Depends...I drive to the beach a lot, and the older maps do not have the bypass in Bridgeville, MD, that I pass each time. It's just annoying I guess. Plus they're building the ICC here in MD, and that will change how I drive nearly everywhere (including to visit rsholland). For $65 an update, no biggie. For $230, ouch. At least you can split it in half if you find someone who wants the west coast DVD. $115 is acceptable, I suppose. Still, for that much you can get lifetime updates from Garmin. Like you, I replaced one of my GPS units, actually sold it to a friend, and bought a bigger screen. I may do the same with my nuvi 200W. They cost $149 new, if I can get $99 for it (with 2008 maps), it would make more sense for me to buy a new one rather than spend $65. If so I may get either a bigger screen (5") or one with traffic, or both.

New Owner - LT: by sja on Sat Jun 27 09:08:58 PDT 2009; I just took delivery of a new Traverse, Dark Cherry Metalic, with the back up camera. Nice ride! Very comfortable and roomy. Lots of bells and whistles with the On Star, XM and on board information system. Anyone in the Pittsburgh, PA area, I would urge you to go to Colussy Chevy in Bridgeville. Tell Kyra I sent you.

Re: subscription services [nortsr1]: by ateixeira on Wed May 27 09:38:44 PDT 2009; Cool, have a great trip. Garmin's POI database in that area is not particularly great, they still don't have the McDonald's in Bridgeville, and it's been there since the 1980s at least. Still, you should see plenty of gas stations and food stops along the way. Watch out for speed traps in all the small towns, especially where the speed limit drops. And also watch for red light cams on Rt. 13, don't run yellows!

re: New Navigation Disk Released v8.1 [mdchachi]: by ateixeira on Tue Dec 23 08:51:42 PST 2008; POIs, that explains part of it. Garmin still is missing the McDonald's in Bridgeville, DE, that has been there for decades.

Re: Should I buy new navigation DVD? [almat1]: by ateixeira on Tue Dec 02 08:48:14 PST 2008; I see no improvement whatever with the latest DVD. There are still stores that closed over 15 years ago, on the DVD. Changes to major roads made over 5 years ago do not appear on the maps. You have to send these updates to the mapping companies, rather than just complain. Otherwise they will never get fixed. Garmin's maps still don't include the Bridgeville, MD, McDonald's, which has been there since the 1980s at least. I did submit that error so hopefully it appears on the next map update. If noone tells them, they'll never know! Send updates!

Re: the times they are a changing [rsholland]: by ateixeira on Thu Oct 23 12:17:33 PDT 2008; No, I'm actually not surprised. Though I am glad you pushed me to try it out - that what real friends ought to do. Ask questions that help you come to a well-informed purchase decision. For $1800, the screen is not that bright, the interface is only so-so, and it doesn't even come with a backup cam, like the Tribeca's. That would help you back up to mount a trailer hitch, for instance. I'm not sure if the region was set on the one I test drove, but it seemed clunky and could not find the two Exxon stations on Rockbille Pike near White Flint Mall, which have been there for ages. Garmins are far from perfect (still no Bridgeville McDonalds, after how many decades?), but the interface is 10 times easier to use, and the screen is actually brighter. Sound is not as good, and the screen sizes are still smaller, but you pay only a fraction of the price, and you let your wife or kids borrow it. Be careful about that, though! Wifey stole my first Garmin. :D Today, I would probably buy a Nuvi 700 series. Not sure which one, but I like the idea of traffic capability, plus the improved satellite receivers, and the ability to add Custom POIs (points-of-interest). With a 2009 WRX, you'll need the speed-trap POI database. ;)

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