NaviGadget

You probably weren’t aware of the wide variety of sub $100 dollar GPS units out there. Don’t worry we weren’t either until our editor told us to get busy and find some. Without further ado here are three great deals to get you were you’re going.

Magellan Maestro 4000

• Features include spoken turn by turn directions
• Automatic smart update which routes you around traffic (free service)
• Auto reroute in case you ignore your GPS and get lost
• Large easy to read 4.3” touchscreen display

Can be found for $89.99 plus free shipping here.

Garmin StreetPilot c330 (Refurbished)

• Pre-loaded maps
• Large 3.5” touchscreen display
• Voice guided turn by turn directions
• SD memory slot for adding additional features

Can be found for $99.99 here.

Nextar S3

• Pre-loaded maps for the United States
• SD card slot for loading additional information
• Brilliant 3.5” color touch display
• Spoken turn by turn directions
• Pre-loaded with 1.6 million points of interest including restaurants and gas stations

Can be found here for $79.99.

Now you really don’t have a good reason not to own a GPS. If you get lost and eaten by a bear it’s your own fault!

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