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Originally posted by yellowline
Nor are a turbocharger and bigger tires the newest in technology, if you think about it. A nav system doesn't fundamentally change the car, but I'd think the software, antenna, etc. may need further testing and refining. It'd suck to have your nav system crash. At least with a computer, you have a real interface and a shot at fixing it yourself. Perhaps they want feedback, to see how many people want nav?
Either way, if it does come out right, isn't it ok to wait 6 months? Wouldn't you rather see them iron it all out and do a decent to good job instead of produce crap and recall it later? I would. It's not like they're promising it for 2009, like a certain affordable muscle car with 4 seats, RWD, and a tire-shredding V8. 
edit: Bad segway. But I want a black '69 Camaro or a new one that looks like it.
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Is that GM kool-aid tasty? Good Lord, they could order up a few nav systems from Crutchfield and install them--in all 6 Lucernes that they'll sell--at the friggin' stealership.
It's not rocket science. Hell, it isn't even electrical engineering.
I know a lot of people who took last year's severence package who're pretty damn happy they did it while they could! GM is swirling around the bowl...