Researching The Most Appropriate Sat-nav System To Go In Your Seat
A lot of buyers are running into difficulties due to the market being full of a huge selection of models
. More importantly, there are specific GPS models that are specially designed for specific cars.
Here are a few things LeaseCar.co.uk suggest you should keep in mind when buying a GPS for your Seat.
1) You can purchase three types of sat-nav. These are known as integrated based systems, plug and go systems and portable systems.
Integrated based systems: This means the sat-nav is installed within the car and interacts with the rest of your cars abilities. The main issue with this form of sat-nav is the price tag. On the other hand the system will blend into your car and not be cumbersome.
Plug and go systems: These systems are much less expensive than integrated systems and are far more portable. The main problem with this sat-nav is that it can be inconvenient and they are often stole because they're easily taken from a car.
Portable Systems: This is the lowest in price and can be used in many vehicles as they are installed into your phone. However, the disadvantage is that the maps are usually on small screens and the mobile phone charges can be expensive.
2) Next, think about the picture quality and size of the display. The display quality and size should be of a high standard even in very bright light or darker lighting, the screen display should remain clear. You don't want to be driving your Seat and lose the ability to see your sat-nav screen. It needs to be visible at all times with a bright and non-reflective display.
3) The GPS coverage is another important factor. You should ensure that your sat-nav won't cut out if you go up a country road or if you park under a tree. You don't want to get lost somewhere and your sat-nav has crashed and has no information on how to get you back home. You should gather as much information on reviews and details of several GPS models.
4) Make sure it gives voice and text directions. The reasons for this are: Firstly, it would be dangerous to stop watching the road to read your sat-nav so the use of audio instructions is safer and quicker than visual ones. Secondly, the text aspect can be handy if you want to repeat the information, if you didn't hear it the first time. During this stage it is a good idea to check your Seat manual and see if it has options for connecting to a sat-nav.
5) What add-ons are there on offer? Information is available from some sat-nav systems about where traffic congestion is likely to occur and where speed cameras are located. Features like these help make sure you don't become stranded in traffic and will allow you to change your speed before reaching a speed camera. These features will help you to really enjoy your Seat leasing deal, whether you have had it from LeaseCar.co.uk or another leasing firm.
Follow these tips and then if you've been driving since you remember or just taken out a Seat leasing deal then you will easily find your destination.