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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1122308)	3/3/2019 1:10:09 PM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574267

No, TomTom is an independent Dutch corporation. One gets a lot of value for very little money with their systems. And all the free updates, except for current speed-cams, where one need to pay a small fee. I used to drive corporate Beamers - actually i 'owned' (my company did) 7x consecutive M5 models until I sold the company and retired - and did not like the factory installed Navi system too much, also getting the updates was a drag - and cost money. Well, back to TomTom, I now drive the latest Toyota RAV4 Hybrid (a great car, BTW, just recently introduced in the US), but since we liked the TomTom from my wife's older RAV4 models, I stayed with that in stead of the Toyota factory offer. Very satisfied indeed, both with TomTom and - with the Toyota Hybrid!