Garmin nuvi 660 Car GPS Receiver

The Bottom Line: Now when someone tells you to "Get Lost", you won't be able to with the Garmin Nuvi at your side.

Review: I've lived in the Bronx all my life and among the many perks of living in New York City, there's none quite more spoiling than the public transportation system. Since it has performed the chauffeuring duties so ably, I always felt that getting a...

The Bottom Line: A great GPS unit at an affordable price. The Nuvi 360 should be on everyone's list.

Review: I recently wrote a review on the Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS system which is one of the best consumer GPS units on the market. One of the biggest hurdles facing the 660, however, is the steep price (in excess of $700 as of this writing). Though I happen to...

The Bottom Line: Price aside, the Nuvi 660 is the best portable GPS system available today.

Review: Garmin has been around since the late 1980's and are credited for creating the first portable GPS system. So it s no surprise that one of the best, portable GPS systems on the market today would come from this innovative company.

The Nuvi...

The Bottom Line: Rivaling not only the portable market, the 660 also gives most factory car navigation systems a run for their money. Pricey for a portable, but cheap in comparison!

Review: After having had my Nuvi 350 for only a matter of a month, I was finding myself more and more drawn towards the ever-growing aurora of the newest and more innovative Garmin out there the 660. Little subtle differences had caught my attention, such...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this unit without hesitation. It is easy to use and does most everything one would need in a great package!

Review: I'm a fan of technology. I like anything that makes my life easier, more enjoyable...just better in any way. GPS systems for automobiles definitely makes my life easier. I do a fair amount of driving around to new locations and in the old days I'd...

The Bottom Line: Rivaling not only the portable market, the 660 also gives most factory car navigation systems a run for their money. Pricey for a portable, but cheap in comparison!

Review: After having had my Nuvi 350 for only a matter of a month, I was finding myself more and more drawn towards the ever-growing aurora of the newest and more innovative Garmin out there the 660. Little subtle differences had caught my attention, such...

The Bottom Line: After using three different GPS units, I liked this one the best.

Review: For my first portable GPS, I got the Garmin nuvi 200W as a gift, and it was a revelation. It worked so well, and was so great to have that I got another GPS for my husband, the Magellan Maestro 3225 from my local Costco.

The Magellan...

The Bottom Line: Why buy anything else? - This one has everything you will ever want or need

Review: With all the GPS units on the market, "The Best GPS Ever" is a pretty bold statement I know, but I believe it to be true.

Features overview:

The NUVI comes preloaded City Navigator? NT North America (full coverage maps) - Unlike...

The Bottom Line: All in all, next to gas money the Gamin Nuvi 660 is what I want with me on a trip!

Review: I bought the Garmin Nuvi 660 in the fall of 2006.

I chose the 660 over the other models because my middle-aged eyes deserve a big screen to look at, and also because I couldn't afford the Mercedes that was wrapped around the GPS system...

The Bottom Line: I highly highly recommend this product. First class state of the art!

Review:

Updated 12/25/06 Merry Christmas. I apologize for any confusion, but when I searched for a Nuvi 660 the day I tried my unit out, there were zero reviews written. I wrote the first one, but there was an error in how it was indexed, so now...