Car GPS System Runners Up:

2. Garmin nuvi 255W est. $178

The Garmin Nuvi 255W gives you best of both worlds - Garmin's category-beating features, and a price under $200.

• Consumer Reports gives it a 61/100 and rates it a Best Buy.

• On Amazon.com, 359 customers rate it 4 stars.

• On Buzzillions, 151 customers give it a 4.4 out of 5.

• DigitalTrends calls it "priced right and ultra-easy to use.

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3. Magellan Maestro 4350 est. $253

The Magellan 4350 is an innovative system with lots of highlights and very few flaws.

• PC World ranks it number one in their Top 5 chart of GPS systems.

• PC Magazine calls it "very good" and says it covers all the "must have" features.

• Cnet gives the Magellan 3.5 stars out of 5, saying it "delivers with features and accurate directions."

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4. TomTom 930T est. $299

The TomTom 930T introduces the revolutionary routing algorithm TomTom IQRoutes which takes advantage of 6.2 billion miles of driving history to calculate best routes anywhere at any time of day.

• Consumer Reports calls the 930T "a premium, full-featured unit with very good navigation abilities and many desirable extra features."

• PC World rates it 91/100

• Trusted Reviews gives it 9/10.

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5. Mio DigiWalker C520 est. $340

The Mio DigiWalker C520 is a price/performance champ. It also introduces the world's first usable split viewing screen, allowing the user to see next turn, POIs, and speed beside the map.

• Cnet Reviews gives it 3.5 stars and ranks it in their top 5 GPS systems.

• PC World gives it 4.5 stars.

• PC Magazine says the C520 "offers a lot of value for the money spent."

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6. Navigon 2200T est. $128

Its lifetime free subscription to real time traffic data and all around competent features and low price make the Navigon 2200T almost irresistible.

• Consumer Reports gives it a 61/100 and names it a Best Buy.

• Cnet Reviews says it offer "a lot of bang for the buck."

• PC Magazine's Craig Ellison rates it very good for the affordable price and lifetime traffic subscription.

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7. TomTom ONE 125 est. $92

The TomTom ONE 125 is the entry level GPS. Users love this GPS.

• On Buzzillions, 204 customers give it an average of 4.2 of 5 stars.

• On Amazon.com, 231 customers give it an average 4 of 5 stars.

• Cnet Reviews gives it 3.5 stars as an "easy-to-use, accurate, and affordable GPS."  

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8. Garmin nuvi 880 est. $529

If you want true, accurate speech recognition, the Garmin nuvi 880 is the system for you. Its the GPS that finally delivers on the promise of GPS with hands-free operation.

• Cnet Reviews made it an editor's choice, saying the speech recognition capabilities "pushes the Nuvi 880 over the edge and makes it one of the best GPS we've tested."

• PC Magazine calls the 880 "truly amazing" and gives it 4 stars.

• Consumer Reports gives the 880 their highest rating (78/100).

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9. Garmin nuvi 885T est. $529

The 885T is the update of the popular 880.

• GPS Magazine calls it "the best voice activated GPS Available."

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10. Navigon 7200T est. $229

The Navigon 7200T gives you free traffic updates for life and augments it with state-of-the-art features.

• Cnet Reviews gives it 3.5 stars, saying it "offers plenty of advanced navigation features and accurate directions."

• On Amazon.com, 125 customers give it an average of 3.5 stars.

• Epinion customers rate it 4.5 stars.

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