Lotus Sat nav??
Discussion
Do lotus do a sat nav system? one that will avoid boring roads, guide you on routes without speed bumps and instead of just telling you about speed cameras actualy planning your route to avoid them.
It would surely sell well
could even program co-driver style instructions
and Reminders warm up and cool down the engine for the first and last parts of your trip 
It would surely sell well
could even program co-driver style instructions
and Reminders warm up and cool down the engine for the first and last parts of your trip 
RobM77 said:
whygee02 said:
You expect to be able to hear a sat nav in a Lotus?? - good luck.
I can hear mine no problem! It's on a bit loud though, as everytime I stop it announces to the whole town which junction I'm taking next 

i cant hear mine, tomtom 900 thingy.
or the one on the blackberry 8800
but that doesnt mean much as I cant hear the radio either too well and its a top of the shop pioneer thingy with uprated speakers.
I can however hear the decatted zorst . . . . . . .
also S2's being softer and more girly are naturally less noisy than the real elise (the S1)

or the one on the blackberry 8800
but that doesnt mean much as I cant hear the radio either too well and its a top of the shop pioneer thingy with uprated speakers.
I can however hear the decatted zorst . . . . . . .
also S2's being softer and more girly are naturally less noisy than the real elise (the S1)

miro said:
but does it navigate you round speed bumps and boring roads??
I don't think you'll find a sat nav unit where you have settings to avoid speed bumps & 'boring' roads, can you imagine:MENU>AVOIDANCES(please select):
- Boring roads
- Speed bumps
- traffic calming
- 30 zones
- speed cameras
- Horses
- Chavs
- Schools
- Potholes
If you're that concerned about accidentally slipping onto a dual carriageway (heaven forbid), plan your route at home with an ordnance survey map, you can then analyse the contours to see where you've got hills up & down and how steep, you can find wooded areas, avoid anywhere near bridle routes, see acurately how windey the roads are etc... The just plumb the route into your sat nav.
OR
I personally find it nice to go for a drive off the cuff and see where you end up - I found some amazing roads the other day on what I thought was going to be a boring drive between Farnham & Chichester - and that was all thanks to the Garmin ironically!
You'll gradually learn your own routes and what's good & not.

Got a mobile contract upgrade to a Nokia N95 and have got the gatso database in there. Sit it in your shirt pocket and gives you a useful buzz as you're approaching cameras.
It can also be switched to alert you when you go over the speed lmited, although I promptly switched this off.....I never speed ;o)
Very nice as a freebie (kind of)
It can also be switched to alert you when you go over the speed lmited, although I promptly switched this off.....I never speed ;o)
Very nice as a freebie (kind of)
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