Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Maps $52.02

 

For those without lifetime maps, Amazon is selling Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Maps for $52.02 today. That is the lowest I've seen them in quite a while.

Both the mailed card and online code are the same price, in the past the online code has been a higher price than the card you receive in the mail.

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That is a phenomenal price. thanks for the info.

Thanks for the info...

Guess the 750 will finally get an upgrade. (the maps on it now are years old... think most of the roads on it are acutally wagon trails leading West grin

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getround - Nuvi 750 - Nuvi 3597LMTHD

750 update

getround wrote:

Guess the 750 will finally get an upgrade. (the maps on it now are years old... think most of the roads on it are acutally wagon trails leading West grin

Your nuvi 750 will be offered an installation of less than all of North America (you choose the region to exclude) or if you have a cheap little 4GB SD card, you can choose to auto-install all of North America to a SD card for use by the nuvi. I suggest getting the SD card:

https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?...

The other option to consider is not spending the $52 on a map subscription for the 750, and go out and buy a newer model nuvi (with Lane Assist, Junction View, etc.) with lifetime maps which could run as little as $100 or so.

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For what it's worth, the price of the mailed version of lifetime maps was briefly $42.96 in September 2011 before increasing by about $20 in October that year. About a year ago (March 2012) it was also around $52.

The price seems to go up in the summer and before Christmas.

50 bucks is quite compelling

Pretty good price for lifetime update, unless they quit supporting your particular model.

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Thats not a bad deal.

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Garmin nuvi 2455LMT (wife uses nuvi 255w) (sold C330)

750 update...

CraigW wrote:
getround wrote:

Guess the 750 will finally get an upgrade. (the maps on it now are years old... think most of the roads on it are acutally wagon trails leading West grin

Your nuvi 750 will be offered an installation of less than all of North America (you choose the region to exclude) or if you have a cheap little 4GB SD card, you can choose to auto-install all of North America to a SD card for use by the nuvi. I suggest getting the SD card:

https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?...

The other option to consider is not spending the $52 on a map subscription for the 750, and go out and buy a newer model nuvi (with Lane Assist, Junction View, etc.) with lifetime maps which could run as little as $100 or so.

The plan has always been to install the maps to a SD card. (BTW, thanks for posting the link. I knew I had seen that info somewhere, but couldn't recall where. confused )

Second option makes more sense and is probably more practicable. But, I love the 750, and the fact that it can play mp3 files. I already have a large collection of music and Old Time Radio files on a 4GB SD card in the 750 now. I am going to get a newer GPS with more bells and whistles than my 40LM in the next couple of months. But the old farts (the 750 and me smile } will never part and will ride together into the sunset.

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getround - Nuvi 750 - Nuvi 3597LMTHD

Wow!

And I thought $78 a few years ago was a bargain! I have upgraded faithfully at every update in order to get my money's worth. I just hope they keep supporting my 765T for several more years. I now need to use an SD card for the update and recently replaced my battery.

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I support the right to keep and arm bears.

Great Price

telecomdigest2 wrote:

For those without lifetime maps, Amazon is selling Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Maps for $52.02 today. That is the lowest I've seen them in quite a while.

Both the mailed card and online code are the same price, in the past the online code has been a higher price than the card you receive in the mail.

I haven't seen it that cheap in a long time. For those who haven't done it, you should. I just got back from Hawaii and visited all 4 islands. The GPS knew every road, even the back roads.

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Larry - Nuvi 680, Nuvi 1690, Nuvi 2797LMT

I paid $53.85 last week..

and thought that was low...Watch for below $50 before Christmas

Great price!

Great price!

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Very tempting for one of my older units...

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nuvi 760, nuvi 765T, nuvi 855, nuvi 3790LMT, nuvi 3490LMT - SoCal area

Good to know, I still have

Good to know, I still have one GPS without lifetime maps

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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nuvi 250 --> 1250T --> 265T Lost my 1250T

SD for 780 too

Yeah I am using my SD card for installs now too.

Good price on the maps...I just wish it did not take me so many hours to do an upgrade. I only do one a year now...though I consider my lifetime maps to have paid off.

Slightly off topic....

schwert wrote:

Yeah I am using my SD card for installs now too.

Good price on the maps...I just wish it did not take me so many hours to do an upgrade. I only do one a year now...though I consider my lifetime maps to have paid off.

Does anyone know just why it takes so long to download the maps? I know they are large, but 8 hours is ridiculous....

Speed?

viajero37 wrote:

Does anyone know just why it takes so long to download the maps? I know they are large, but 8 hours is ridiculous....

What speed internet do you have? Internet Provider? Cable/DSL/other?

One other thing is server load. When a new update comes out and more folks than usual are downloading, things may be slow on Garmin's end.

Slow

viajero37 wrote:
schwert wrote:

Yeah I am using my SD card for installs now too.

Good price on the maps...I just wish it did not take me so many hours to do an upgrade. I only do one a year now...though I consider my lifetime maps to have paid off.

Does anyone know just why it takes so long to download the maps? I know they are large, but 8 hours is ridiculous....

Agree. It's crazy how long it takes.

Good price, but

CraigW wrote:

The other option to consider is not spending the $52 on a map subscription for the 750, and go out and buy a newer model nuvi (with Lane Assist, Junction View, etc.) with lifetime maps which could run as little as $100 or so.

I've been waiting for this price to upgrade our back up unit a Nuvi 260. The unit is great, but for just a little more we can have a better feature set too...

$30 and it might be worth it for the 260. Unless that takes years more...

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Drivesmart 66, Nuvi 2595LMT (Died), Nuvi 1490T (Died), Nuvi 260 (Died), GPSMAP 195