VSA on 2010 Fit-Tell Honda

[SportMTNavi]

VSA works great even on dry roads.

Nothing to do with whether or not you're a good driver. Just one more piece of proven safety equipment. No good reason not to be standard equipment.

Cheers.

[triton.]

Honda Nav isn't great, but it's not bad either. One of the better OEM ones. I'd say it's a 6 out of 10. I gotta say though, not having the hassle and clutter of a aftermarket Nav is worth the inflated price IMO. I didn't use to think that, but now I think I'll probably getting NAV on all my cars.

No wires, clean interface, insurance coverage, and no worrying that your car will be broken into for a $100-$800 GPS.