• Landmark View 3D. Shows the best-known buildings across the U.S. and Canada in richly textured 3D. From the Empire State Building to Grauman’s Chinese Theater and hundreds of landmarks in between.

• Free Real-Time Traffic Updates for Life. Across 95 cities across the U.S. and Canada, the NAVIGON 7200T will alert you to traffic troubles including congestion, accidents, and construction, and provide alternate routes. One click gives you the best alternate route.

• Voice Destination Entry. Simply speak the city, street and number.

• Reality View™ Pro. Photo-realistic 3D views with actual road signs and lane guidance for virtually every highway interchange and exit you will encounter.

• Instant Fix II GPS Receiver. You have a strong signal wherever the road may take you.

• Other Features. Trip Planning with multiple destinations at one time. Automatic Day/Night mode, you won’t have to lift a finger when the sun goes down. Auto-Off feature, your device will power down when you turn off your car.
   

Reviews:

• cnet reviews
  CNET editors' rating: (3 1/2 stars), Bonnie Cha, 11/26/2008
  Average User rating: (3 stars)
  The bottom line: Though the Navigon 7200T doesn't have cleanest user interface, the portable GPS offers plenty of advanced navigation features and accurate directions.

• PC Magazine Review Editor Good, Nov 17, 2008
  While the Navigon 7200T is a solid product, at almost twice the price of the inexpensive and impressive 2200T it isn't a great bargain. If Navigon were to come out with a more-affordable, widescreen version of the 2200T, that would certainly pique my interest.

• Amazon.com 125 Customer Reviews
  This GPS fixes most of the previous version's issues (auto night/day, more accurate directions, etc) plus it has built in Zagats and great Voice recognition SW.

• Epinions.com 2 Customer Reviews
  I love the real mode display whenever you come up to a fork in the highway and it gives you a realistic view of the highway signs and which way to turn. I also really like the fact that it reports "street names" instead of saying 'turn here'.