Learn how to use the navigation system in a new 2010 Toyota Prius in simple steps. It has DVD based navigation system with easy to use touch screen display. All the navigation routes of USA, Hawaii and parts of Canada are available in it supporting English, French and Spanish languages. When you start the car it opens the map and you can input the destination using voice command or entering text. You can also input your home address and five other special location address.
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Save your money. The motion lockout of the navigation and bluetooth system makes them a royal hassle to use. Go get a Tom-Tom and a BT headset you'll be many $$$ ahead and it will be much easier to use.
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