Ok so the new navigation is the bomb! Installation was over $800 total. The actual installation of just the navigation was under $300, but then you have to buy a steering wheel adapater (so your steering wheel controls work), XM adapter, adapter this and adapter that. So in total it was over $2,100 but its well worth it and still cheaper than the crappy OEM one and when I get rid of this hummer I'll just remove the navigation and put back in the stock radio and put it in another car! I dont know if it'll work with the OEM rear dvd as I dont have that I have a 20" aftermarket tv and dvd in the rear.
heres some pics of the navigation:
Below pic of a home made DVD music video. Alot more fun than just regular music.
Below while seeing the navigation it also shows the song title or station your on and can click on it to switch to the song, and it'll show what street your on on the bottom bar.
Below you can see all the features it has.
Below is the built in backup camera feature (camera not included I used the OEM hummer one)
Since we tied into the OEM hummer backup camera, I now have two backup cameras instead of just the small one up top by the mirror. The bigger screen on the navigation is much better mostly because its bigger but having the smaller one that pops out of the mirror is good too because your eyes are looking right in that direction when your looking in your rear view mirror. Also later on I can buy a cheap camera on ebay and have 2 different backup camrea views if I want.
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