Hello and suggestions welcomed

[dmartin56]

I just purchased a Smart4Two cabirolet. Just anyone have a suggestion for an in-dash GPS using Garmin? Dale

[forestacademy]

Welcome, and My Suggestion is GET LOST




Oh Wait, Your asking for help not doing that
Can't help, I use maps

[Padawan]

Welcome.

First, it's smart fortwo, not Smart4Two.

As for the navigation, it really depends upon what your budget is. Kenwood offers several models which all use Garmin GPS.

[MichelleGB]

Welcome and congratulations! Can't help with the navi...I'm a map girl.

[SubSlr88]

Originally Posted by MichelleGB

Welcome and congratulations! Can't help with the navi...I'm a map girl.

Not me~! I'm one of those guys who drive around sans GPS, refusing to ask for directions, but some how I always get there . . . where ever 'there' may be. . .
It's my small world, but they know me here . . .
Oh yeah, welcome aboard too!

[Z06-LITE]

welcome and enjoy your Smart. I don't go anywhere. I am too poor to even pay attention.

[rcexplorer]

Welcome. I am a BIG Garmin fan. Have a 60csx for my Geocaching hobby and just purchased a 5000 for the Smart/RV from Tigar direct (on sale).
The portable units have a BIG plus over the installed dash type, plug into your pc and get the (norm free) updates. Also they can be moved from one car to another. I just read on an RV form that Costco has a great deal on Garmin GPS's, like under $100. Oh ya, My friend has an in dash unit that has not been updated for 4 years, lots of changes in that time line?

[BigWarpGuy]

I did a Froogle for gps car mounts. Perhaps one of these might be what you are looking for? Here are some for the air vent.

[fpage77]

Welcome to the forum.

[Brian124]

Sorry i use maps.