Mercedes Benz calls nuvi760 StreetPilot III and custom mounts it
May 29, 2008 garmin, gps navigation
Garmin today announced Mercedes-Benz Accessories will continue its relationship with Garmin by selecting the nüvi 760 as their latest portable after market navigation solution. The nüvi 760 named the ‘StreetPilot III’ by Mercedes-Benz, is customized with a specially designed mount for the new generation A-Class, B-Class and C-Class cars will be available at dealers across Europe May 2008 for about 550 Euros.
The Mercedes-Benz StreetPilot III (nüvi 760) has been designed with a special dashboard mount integrated into the vehicles electronics allowing for easy access to the touch screen controls and a clear view of the maps and navigational instructions. The design of the in-car mount wires it directly into the car’s electronics meaning there are no visible power cables.
The StreetPilot III (nüvi 760) has a large 4.3″ widescreen, includes traffic avoidance, safety camera alerts and hands free calling via a Bluetooth connection. Since the system is integrated into your Benz’ electronics all spoken directions are via the car speakers, muting the radio as the voice guidance speaks the street names as well as directions.
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I dont know who makes the Toyota GPS system but it is user friendly, accurrate and beutiful. I’ll pay any amount to replace my current GPS in my Blutec MB with the one that Garmin makes or the ones that Toyota uses.