Maddydaddy

I have a 2005 C55, and it has the 2006.1 version of nav disc in it. I would like to get a 2007.1 or better yet a 2008.1 version, but will either one work? I thought I read somewhere that you have to go year to year due to some updates in each disc, and if you skip years then you miss some updates and the disc won't work? Any truth to this? TIA!

James Reeser
Watertown, SD

hooleyboy

I got an updated disc a few months back (maybe 2) and I had no problems.

viper501

I got the latest disc for Christmas. It took a few minutes to update the software from my 2006 disc (which IIRC is really a 2005 build) but is working flawlessly now. It even has some of the newer roads in my area.




Oh, and if anyone wants the 05/06 (whichever it is), I'll make a sweet deal on it.

SoCalC55

Does it just add the new roads, or does it give it any better graphics?

I must say the pre 07 nav sucks vs other car brands (civics included)

hooleyboy

just more roads and stuff. Kinda sucks we are stuck with Atari graphics.

SoCalC55

hah damn, oh well.

lkfoster

I don't know what demographic MB's map maker is targeting, but the last update disc I used added trailer park icons that I can't turn off.

viper501

I don't have any trailer park icons on mine, though my area is well populated by them.

The graphics don't change as noted above. Same resolution. They could at least have included Pong or Pac Man on the things ...

crazeazn

or call of duty 4

rory breaker

$200 at the dealer for a DVD...complete ripoff.

SilverBulletAMG

Agreed! They charge nearly the same for the old CD-Rom navs for those of us in the C32s. I'm having a heck of a time finding an individual updated disk in my area and can't justify an entire new set.

lkfoster

The way I figure it the maps should cost ~$70 (that's what my TomTom maps cost) so the other $130 is going for POIs and additional manufacturer/dealer profit.

Everything else costs more on a Merc so I'm not surprised here.

viper501

I'd be divorced in a week.