Chevy Colorado gets an in-dash Navigation system

We installed a Pioneer AVIC-X910BT in this contracts work truck. This navigation unit has a stored built-in flash memory so you won't have to insert a disc when you need directions. The System's text-to-speech function announces street names as you go, so you'll always know you're making the correct turn. This unit allows you to make hands-free calls easily with your phone using the receiver's built-in Bluetooth capability. Pioneer's Conversational Voice Control voice-recogniation software understands your request to make a phone call. Since we upgraded this customers headunit, we also recommended he upgrade his interior speakers. A set of Pioneer components were installed in the front doors replacing the weak factory speakers.

Ford F-150 Lightning - JVC Double Din Navigation Install

We installed a JVC Arsenal KW-NT1 into a Ford F-150 Lightning. The JVC KW-NT1 navigation receiver fit perfectly into the double din dash opening. The unit has a big 6.1" screen that gives you touchscreen control over your whole system. It comes with DVD and CD playback, plus built-in flash memory that brings up your navigation maps quickly when you need them.

This JVC unit has an easy to use GPS navigation. You'll see turn by turn directions and enjoy access to over 6 million points of interest. Text-to-speech technology calls out the name of the street for your next turn. You can update you maps through the SD card slot. You can even copy your own points-of-interest from Google Maps on your home computer, then load them onto the KW-NT1 using the SD card.

This unit also comes with built-in Bluetooth technology so you can make safe hands-free calls in your vehicle.