All,
I have been going backwards and forwards in my head for ages about adding a Sat Nav onto the options for my car (currently base GTD DSG, in red, with dynaudio, winter pack and a reversing camera).
The £700 I am struggling to justify. I will use it for 2 weeks a year on a trip somewhere to Europe, and I will only use it occasionally throughout the rest of the year.
I am quiet anal, and have estimated I will probably only use the nav for around 70 times over 3 years. That works out at £10 ago. When I put it like that, it strikes me as a complete rip off when I can just use my phone. But that means 70 times I'm going to have to put a sucky thing on the windscreen, and have wires sticking out.
But in the back of my mind, I'm thinking I'm spending £28k of car, I want it to be nice. And the worst thing of all is when I go to pick my car up from London, I'm then going to have to stick my phone on the windscreen of a brand new car to get me home. Feel it will spoil the moment.

So, has anyone else pondered over this, and then added it on. Also, I am right in thinking the normal nav also shows you the speed limit signs in the corner of the car?
And probably one of the biggest concerns, if I make a change now, will I then have to pay the 1% extra? I was accepted on PCP on the old price of the car, so if they do a new quote, will this then put the price up, or am I protected?
Thanks.