Audi A5 Navigation System Add-On - 3 Perks to Ponder Upon

Online, September 28, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Here's the truth - the Audi A5 navigation system isn't cheap. That's why many of those planning to get the latest car from the German automaker have one question in mind: would it really be smart to invest in a $3,000 GPS solution? Well, the answer to that isn't as simple as many would want it to be. After all, it'd be necessary to think about needs and expectations. Those who'd like to be guided in their thinking pursuits should definitely continue reading.

Internet Opportunities
Unlike the previous-generation Audi navigation system, the one found in the 2013 A5 comes with full internet support. So, aside from providing geographical information, the nav system also gives automobile owners a chance to check the price of fuel even before arriving at a refilling station. In addition to having a very useful fuel-check feature, the advanced GPS solution boasts full integration with some of Google's most useful services - such as Local Search, Voice Search, and Earth.

On the Safety Benefits
The Audi A5 navigation system has another interesting feature that's all about safety. Since the cutting-edge location guide comes with an info-search function, then it's capable of letting those in the car read short write-ups through flat-panel displays. Of course, that wouldn't be a good idea while the car is running (especially for the person driving the automobile). Here's what the nav system does for the sake of safety - when the car is moving, the one on the driver seat wouldn't be allowed to view articles.

A Trip-Information Perk
Here's something that will surely please those who drive to explore and have fun - the Audi A5 navigation system has a dedicated travel-info screen. That means that it wouldn't be necessary to browse the web just to get insights on the must-visit places nearby. All that needs to be done is to access that screen and everything (fascinating and entertaining) will be shown. In a way, the latest A5 GPS solution (which might also end up being the Audi A3 navigation system) makes boring trips a thing of the past.

Most Worthwhile Option
So, at this point, those planning to buy an A5 soon should ask themselves a few questions. Is an in-car, voice-activated internet browser really necessary? Is it vital to read write-ups while sitting in the vehicle? Does the travel-info screen justify the (probably more than) $3,000 price tag? Well, people who'd answer most of those questions with yes would most likely end up satisfied with the Audi A5 navigation system no matter how pricey it might be.