Accord NAVI vs. TSX NAVI
11-12-2004 | 10:24 PM
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Accord NAVI vs. TSX NAVI
Just wondering if there was any difference (featurewise or anything else) between the Accord Navi and TSX navi. anyone know? I'm talking about the actual navigation system, not the cars...
02-23-2006 | 12:39 PM
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If I'm not mistaken, the Accord navi (at least for '04) was not voice-activated, and required you to use a toggle/push button... at least, when my wife and I were looking at some used Honda Pilots w/ nav, that was the BIGGEST gripe. The screen size might also be slightly smaller on the Honda...
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02-23-2006 | 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by samir786
Just wondering if there was any difference (featurewise or anything else) between the Accord Navi and TSX navi. anyone know? I'm talking about the actual navigation system, not the cars...
02-23-2006 | 01:50 PM
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This is kind of off-topic to this, but they're both identical except for the A symbol and the H symbol.
It is off-topic because this is one of the reasons why the RL isn't selling well and primarily why Acura hasn't distanced themselves from Honda to distinguish themselves as more of a luxury brand and of course FWD. This is because all the Acuras share parts and the instrumentation layout with Hondas. If I'm not mistaken the navi voices are the same in both Acura and Honda navis.
But, most people are going to say Infiniti and Nissan have shared parts too, but the public has received Infiniti more of a true luxury brand than Acura because their nicer body style designs, RWD, AWD, and V8. of course Lexus has established themselves as a luxury brand more than a decade ago.
All I'm saying is Acura needs to not keep sharing components with the cheaper priced Hondas.
It is off-topic because this is one of the reasons why the RL isn't selling well and primarily why Acura hasn't distanced themselves from Honda to distinguish themselves as more of a luxury brand and of course FWD. This is because all the Acuras share parts and the instrumentation layout with Hondas. If I'm not mistaken the navi voices are the same in both Acura and Honda navis.
But, most people are going to say Infiniti and Nissan have shared parts too, but the public has received Infiniti more of a true luxury brand than Acura because their nicer body style designs, RWD, AWD, and V8. of course Lexus has established themselves as a luxury brand more than a decade ago.
All I'm saying is Acura needs to not keep sharing components with the cheaper priced Hondas.
02-23-2006 | 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 04EuroAccordTsx
This is kind of off-topic to this, but they're both identical except for the A symbol and the H symbol.
It is off-topic because this is one of the reasons why the RL isn't selling well and primarily why Acura hasn't distanced themselves from Honda to distinguish themselves as more of a luxury brand and of course FWD. This is because all the Acuras share parts and the instrumentation layout with Hondas. If I'm not mistaken the navi voices are the same in both Acura and Honda navis.
But, most people are going to say Infiniti and Nissan have shared parts too, but the public has received Infiniti more of a true luxury brand than Acura because their nicer body style designs, RWD, AWD, and V8. of course Lexus has established themselves as a luxury brand more than a decade ago.
All I'm saying is Acura needs to not keep sharing components with the cheaper priced Hondas.
It is off-topic because this is one of the reasons why the RL isn't selling well and primarily why Acura hasn't distanced themselves from Honda to distinguish themselves as more of a luxury brand and of course FWD. This is because all the Acuras share parts and the instrumentation layout with Hondas. If I'm not mistaken the navi voices are the same in both Acura and Honda navis.
But, most people are going to say Infiniti and Nissan have shared parts too, but the public has received Infiniti more of a true luxury brand than Acura because their nicer body style designs, RWD, AWD, and V8. of course Lexus has established themselves as a luxury brand more than a decade ago.
All I'm saying is Acura needs to not keep sharing components with the cheaper priced Hondas.
02-23-2006 | 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Beoshingus
I agree and I disagree. If they stop sharing parts, then you can expect the price of Acuras to start matching the prices of Lexus.
02-23-2006 | 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by amadeus303
If I'm not mistaken, the Accord navi (at least for '04) was not voice-activated, and required you to use a toggle/push button... at least, when my wife and I were looking at some used Honda Pilots w/ nav, that was the BIGGEST gripe. The screen size might also be slightly smaller on the Honda...
02-23-2006 | 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by amadeus303
If I'm not mistaken, the Accord navi (at least for '04) was not voice-activated, and required you to use a toggle/push button... at least, when my wife and I were looking at some used Honda Pilots w/ nav, that was the BIGGEST gripe. The screen size might also be slightly smaller on the Honda...
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