laxer37

I’m a newbie looking for a navigation receiver to replace the existing oem nav system in my 2007 F150. I have a crew cab that does not already have the factory mounted subwoofer.

I’d prefer a double DIN w a flat panel (no flip up screen).

Here is my “wish list”
Blue Tooth capable – I currently have an HTC Eris, but I’ll be getting a new phone soon
Satellite Ready
Nav System – Easily updatable (I prefer no DVDs, but I’m flexible on this)
Traffic Receiver
Back Up Camera capable

Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

Krazy

Pioneer AVH-P4200DVD, just got one, installing it this weekend

KU Lariat

I don't really know what you mean by a traffic receiver, but the Pioneer AVIC-X920BT is what I have and it does everything else you mentioned beautifully.

laxer37

Thanks! I was looking at the 920 and right now, I think I'm torn between that and JVC's KW-NT3HDT.

As for the traffic thing, some (like the NT3HDT) have the ability to pull data from Total Traffic Network via their HD Tuner in order to display vehicular traffic/congestion/accidents/etc and will calculate a route around it if you desire. I guess it isn't a "must have" for me since I can pull up google maps on my phone, but its a nice feature. And the less I have to stare down at my phone, the better.

KU Lariat

I didn't even know they could do that. Guess I've never though to check, seeing as I'm in a big city maybe once every two months. Can't go wrong with the 920, but looks like either of those would be excellent.

sundogger

Are interested in selling your oem nav system?

tooeagle

I too am considering this unit. Can you give us an update on the ease of installation, and how it works on your f150? Did you also install a camera to go with it? Are these difficult to install for an average backyard mechanic or would I be better off to pay a professional to do it.