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I bought a stereo system listed as "Nav Ready" and then scrolled down and saw "Nav Ready" in the description. My failure was not reading the fine print to see that I needed another part to make the Navigation work. The piece required to make the Navigation work costs the same amount as the stereo ($400). When I called and spoke with the Geek Squad representative prior to ordering all of the parts, he named off everything I would need based on my requirements, but did not mention the AVIC-U220 as an INTEGRAL part for Navigation. Also, the Geek Squad installed it incorrectly and now the battery drains if the system is not turned off prior to exiting the vehicle. There is another part to beware of when dealing with the Geek Squad, when they say "around four hours" for the installation, they really mean "we are keeping it for the entire day and not going to call you until we close the shop so you cannot check the installation or make sure that eveything works correctly prior to taking control of your vehicle".
What's great about it: Nothing
What's not so great: Failure at customer service, workmanship, timeliness, advice