Good plan.... and anyone with an OEM or functional nav card really needs to invest $10 to create a copy of it and keep it tucked away as your backup plan if one fails. I have my OEM card, and two copies. Each time an update gets released, I update all three. The OEM gets tucked away in my study. One copy goes in the nav card slot in the car, and the other copy sits in the bottom of the centre console. So even if I experience a card failure when on a road trip, I've got a backup ready to pop in. It's the best and least expensive option to cover your bases. And as @Arthur noted, buying the 3 year update package is the best value proposition for ongoing content.
Sat Nav map update issue.
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Hate to break it to you, but you own a SPIDER.
Really..............I mean REALLY......You wasted 5 seconds of your life to confirm you don't understand what you're talking about. lol
But because I care, I'll spend another five seconds to educate you, because what I wrote does make sense? In the car world, there are two terms used for soft-tops... Spyders and Spiders. They're not interchangeable.
Italian convertibles are typically named Spiders, simply because the letter Y doesn't exist in the Italian language. Other countries will brand their soft-tops as Spyders. It's really as simple as that. Here's an article on the topic from Autotrader that discusses it a bit, but you can find similar info with a quick Google search. You'll be happy to see that their article uses a photo of one of your cars at the top of the page. Autotrader - page unavailable
You're welcome, eh?
Always good to see you join in with your latest attempt at displaying some degree of wit. Sadly, another failure. But keep trying. We're here to support your dreams.
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