Factory nav in non-touring models
 

Is the factory nav only available in the touring model? I can't buy a base with sport with the fac nav as an option?

Yes factory NAV is only available in the touring, theres no way you can get it in a base.

Nissan sticks to packages and doesn't waver. You could probably purchase all of the parts at a massive price and make em work..... It'd be better to get a Pioneer/Kenwood for about $700+ and have a better stereo overall.

I think I actually agree with Vipor... :stirthepot:


I have a Kenwood 6140 and I like it better than stock navi :tup:

you agree with me?!?!?!?!???!?!?! wwwhhhhaaaaa?! invasion of the body snatchers ahhh!!!!

Damn thats sucks...i just really like the placement of the faxtory nav. Does any aftermarket company make one for that space? Man, i might have to get touring/sport now...i was really hoping to bring the cost of my purchase down. Well at least if i do decide to go touring/sprt ill have that beautiful perssimon interior.

The double DIN space in the base+sports is perfect for many many aftermarket nav. Kenwood DNX series fits without any kits what so ever.

http://www.the370z.com/audio-video/5...am-ak370z.html

I see...i just really like how the factory nav sits up high. With the doubledin you gotta look down.

:iagree: Agreed. But I'm willing to look down if I'm saving $5000 - $6000 ;)

Well they do talk to you so actually you rarely ever have to look down. And I would prefer a aftermarket rather than the stock with the bose system.

If your aftermarket has a video out or dual zone feature, you may be able to do a custom screen in the cubby area and possibly run the NAV display on that screen. I have not tried this. It is just speculation. Perhaps someone who has a custom setup can chime in.

I plan on doing something like that, but I want a screen in the cubby area for engine monitoring / gauge purposes. But I have to work on securing a Z first, lol.

The video output is only for video not nav or anything such as that. Unless there is a mirror function to show what is on one screen on the other.